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Identifying Youth Drug Abuse: Signs & Solutions

Learn how to identify youth drug abuse through common indicators and dangerous signs. Find solutions and contact tips. Stay informed and help protect the youth.

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Identifying Youth Drug Abuse: Signs & Solutions

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  1. Guns & Weapons

  2. Weapons

  3. Guns & Weapons

  4. Guns & Weapons

  5. Guns & Weapons

  6. Weapons

  7. Real or Fake???

  8. Fargo PD Ecstasy Case

  9. Drugs found during arrests

  10. Drugs found during arrests

  11. Drugs found during arrests

  12. Drugs found during arrests

  13. Drugs found during arrests

  14. Common indicators of drug use seen in youth abusers • Drugs and/or drug paraphernalia (e.g., alcohol bottles, pipes, cigarette papers, jewelry in the form of a coke spoon or a razor blade) found in the youth’s possession • Teen pregnancy • Marked change in grooming, attitude in the home, family relationships, sleep and/or appetite as reported by youth or caregiver

  15. Alcohol or drug related arrest • Delinquency or other juvenile justice system involvement • Placement disruptions, runaways • Marked weight loss • Tobacco use • Marked changes in mood (argumentative, defensive or angry)

  16. Dangerous items you may encounter

  17. Suspect a Problem? • Majority of the tips we receive are from concerned citizens like YOU! • If you don’t call, we may not know about the people you suspect.

  18. Suspect a Problem? • Numerous different people coming and going with short term visits at all times of the day and night • Strange odors – chemical or marijuana • Occupants display paranoia or odd behavior

  19. Suspect a Problem? • Occupants unemployed, yet seem to have plenty of money • Occupants secretive about activities • Security cameras • Windows blackened or curtains always drawn

  20. Notify our office General Tip Line – 241-1415 Detective Christensen -- 241-1402 Detective Gnoinsky -- 241-1417 Detective Aberle -- 241-1418 Detective Witte -- 241-1419 Sgt. Mat Sanders -- 241-1456

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