| Org. that might go bust? | 24 |
| Weed eliminator, for short? | 27 |
| Trafficking cops' gp. | 25 |
| Trafficker tracking org. | 24 |
| Traffic-controlling gp. | 23 |
| Traffic stoppers?: Abbr. | 24 |
| Traffic cop's org.? | 23 |
| Traffic controller, briefly | 27 |
| Traffic control? (abbr.) | 24 |
| Pusher's bane (abbr.) | 25 |
| Part of the Justice Dept. | 25 |
| Org. with sniffing dogs | 23 |
| Org. that catches smugglers | 27 |
| Org. that catches mules | 23 |
| Org. involved in raids | 22 |
| Org. in "Traffic" | 27 |
| Operation Pipe Dreams org. | 26 |
| Narcs' group (abbr.) | 24 |
| Narcs' employer: Abbr. | 26 |
| Narc's employer: Abbr. | 26 |
| Narc employer, for short | 24 |
| Justice Department div. | 23 |
| It might stop traffic: Abbr. | 28 |
| It may make a bust: Abbr. | 25 |
| Grp. with some crack staff | 26 |
| Grp. that raids grow houses | 27 |
| Grp. that may stop traffic | 26 |
| Grp. that handles mules | 23 |
| Grp. that does blow jobs? | 25 |
| Gp. that stops traffic? | 23 |
| Gp. that may stop traffic? | 26 |
| Gp. that cracks down on crack | 29 |
| Gp. known for its big busts | 27 |
| Goddess, in ancient Rome | 24 |
| Employer of many narcs | 22 |
| DOJ arm created by Nixon | 24 |
| Crackhouse raiders: Abbr. | 25 |
| Contra-contraband org. | 22 |
| Bust specialists, for short | 27 |
| Bust planner, in brief | 22 |
| Bust makers, for short | 22 |
| 'Traffic' grp. | 22 |
| One making a bust, maybe | 24 |
| Priest's subordinate | 24 |
| Minister's assistant | 24 |
| Certain church official | 23 |
| Owner of a certain shay | 23 |
| Ordained Catholic clergyman | 27 |
| One-hoss shay's owner | 25 |
| Man of the One Hoss Shay | 24 |
| Cleric or church officer | 24 |
| Priests' subordinates | 25 |
| Bishop's underlings | 23 |
| No longer under consideration | 29 |
| Word with heat or meat | 22 |
| Word with beat or heat | 22 |
| Not working, as a battery | 25 |
| No longer carrying current | 26 |
| In need of jumper cables | 24 |
| Worse than slow, in retail | 26 |
| Word with tired or heat | 23 |
| Word with duck or heat | 22 |
| Unusable, as a cellphone | 24 |
| The Grateful ___, rock group | 28 |
| Old wanted poster word | 22 |
| Like some phones or weights | 27 |
| Like a zero-charged battery | 27 |
| Kind of duck or letter | 22 |
| In dire need of recharging | 26 |
| Word with line or lock | 22 |
| Word with duck or beat | 22 |
| Word with center or letter | 26 |
| Word before right or wrong | 26 |
| Word before beat or heat | 24 |
| They "Can Dance" | 26 |
| The Grateful ___ of rock | 24 |
| The Grateful ___ (rock group) | 29 |
| Six feet under, so to speak | 27 |
| Rock's The Grateful ___ | 27 |
| Requiring a jump, perhaps | 25 |
| Punk band ___ Kennedys | 22 |
| Possibly beyond recharging | 26 |
| Out of play, as a ball | 22 |
| Out of juice, as a battery | 26 |
| Needing a battery charge | 24 |
| More than slow, in retail | 25 |
| Like Main Street at 3:00 A.M. | 29 |
| Like Gogol's souls | 22 |
| Like a useless battery | 22 |
| Kind of letter or issue | 23 |
| Jerry Garcia band, for short | 28 |
| Disconnected, as a phone line | 29 |
| Describing Latin or Sanskrit | 28 |
| Conked out, as a battery | 24 |
| Beyond recharging, possibly | 27 |
| "You are ___ to me" | 29 |
| "___ Souls": Gogol | 28 |
| Unanimated, to the max | 22 |
| Gone, and never to return | 25 |
| Site of many a turnaround | 25 |