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Meth Finds Home in New Hampshire
By Laura Knoy on Thursday, February 16, 2006.
Law enforcement in New Hampshire has uncovered 15 methamphetamine labs over the last year and half… the highest number of busts by far of any new England state. Officials caution that the spike is nothing to panic about yet, but they’re moving quickly to prevent a crisis that has left many communities throughout the nation devastated. We’ll look at what’s proposed to thwart meth making and ask why the drug is so dangerous when it takes root. Laura's guests are Jacqui Abikoff, Executive Director of the Horizons Counseling Center, Special Agent Leo Ducey of the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, and Jane Young, Senior Assistant District Attorney in New Hampshire.
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Meth is just the illegal drug of the moment sensationalized by the media now we are going ot make it more difficult for law abiding citizens to buy things we use every day to clean , cope with a cold and so on,. We are fast becoming a police state. A lot of innocent people are collateral damage many of them are among the most vulnerable in society. Some are pain patients who fear being labeled drug addicts because they take opiate pain relievers. As the DEA is now targeting doctors who prescribe narcotics and go after those whom they deem prescribe to many narcotics. This is Big Bother Governments intruding in our private lives and medicine