Episode 20: Fake Ozempic documentary, Baggu using BART, OCTDETF dismantling.

• Nightline aired a special investigative report “The Dark Shot” on the rise in fake Ozempic with Special Agent Nicole Johnson of Homeland Security Investigations. The reporters found fake Ozempic with no prescription needed available online. They also went to the Port of Cincinnati where they watched them open some Spanish labeled Ozempic that’s not safe for Americans and unable to determine if its counterfeit or not. There was also an interview with legendary investigative reporter Katherine Eban, who chased down counterfeit Ozempic to its source for an earlier article in Vanity Fair.

• San Francisco local fashion brand Baggu created a custom line of hats and water bottles adorned with what looks like the Bay Area Rapid Transit systems logo to celebrate the launch of its new store at 888 Valencia St. There’s just one problem: the transit agency BART had no idea it was happening.

• The U.S. Department of Justice is dismantling OCDETF a key task force targeting major drug cartels, according to internal documents obtained by Reuters. DOJ says the move will streamline operations and save over $11 million, but critics warn it risks weakening core capabilities in prosecuting cartel activity. 

• “The Louisiana Department of Public Health (LDH) warned the public about counterfeit botox, and to avoid receiving injections from unlicensed sources and non-medical settings like med spas.

Police in Los Angeles raided a warehouse tied to CoolKicks, a high-profile sneaker retailer, on Oct. 2 and arrested Co-founder Adeel Shams while he was live streaming an auction of sneakers.