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    1. Lumbee Tribe Web Page Miscellaneous Information

    2. Awareness & Education Information www.nida.nih.gov www.stopdrugs.org www.drugfreeamerica.org www.streetdrugs.org www.theantidrug.com www.drugfree.com www.njc.org www.drugfree.org/meth www.methresources.gov/

    3. Awareness & Education Information www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov www.dea.gov/concern/amphetamines.html www.nationaldec.org www.kci.org www.methresources.gov/MethByState.aspx preventionpartners.samhsa.gov/partner_listing.asp www.justthinktwice.com/ www.naco.org www.escapemeth.com

    4. Awareness & Education Information www.samhsa.gov http://dasis3samhsa.gov http://ncadi.samhsa.gov www.casat.samhsa.gov www.drugabuse.gov www.nimh.nih.gov www.montanameth.org www.popcenter.org/about-SARA.htm www.facingthedragon.org

    5. Treatment Information www.whitebison.org www.methamphetamineaddiction.com www.health.org www.meth-addiction.com www.soberrecovery.com www.usnodrugs.com www.drug-rehabs.org www.redtaillodge.net www.stopadiction.com 1-800-468-6933 Narconon Arrowhead

    6. FBI’s Drug Activity Reporting hotlinE The FBI’s drug activity reporting hotline is operated and manned by the FBI only. 1-866-914-8477 We DARE you to drop a dime on a drug dealer!

    7. DOJ Methamphetamine Statistics Methamphetamine accounts for 70%+ of all Identity Theft in the United States Methamphetamine accounts for 90% of all Mail Theft in the United States Methamphetamine accounts for 60% of all Auto Thefts in the United States Methamphetamine accounts for most Property Crimes and is often involved in Violent Crimes

    9. How Methamphetamine is Administered Injecting – Mainlining – second fastest route of entry Insufflation - Snorting –- fourth fastest route of entry Inhalation - Smoking – fastest route of entry Oral Ingestion – Parachuted – slowest route of entry Anal/Urethra Insertion – Booty Bumping, Keistering – third fastest route of entry

    10. Marijuana Classified as a Schedule I Narcotics Substance in the United States Has no recognized medicinal value Contains over 150 cancer causing substances Contains twice as much TAR as cigarette smoke One joint is equivalent to 25 cigarettes THC content level was 1% in the 1960’s THC content level is over 30% today Some regions are reporting that over 50% of the seized marijuana has been laced with methamphetamine

    11. Marijuana Creates memory problems Reduced concentration and coordination Increases appetite Decreased inhibitions Bloodshot eyes, dry mouth and dry throat Lower testosterone levels and sperm count in males Increases testosterone levels in females causing acne and an increase in facial and body hair Paranoia

    12. Marijuana Diminished or complete loss of sexual pleasure Psychological dependency Deteriorating performance at school or work Impaired sexual development and fertility with production of abnormal sperm and menstrual irregularities Exposes individuals to the illegal drug culture Why do you think they call it dope, Dope?

    13. Methamphetamine in the Body It is a synthetic stimulant that imitates Epinephrine (Adrenaline) Increases heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, and breathing rate Stimulates the body to release a large dosage of Epinephrine Stimulates the body to release a large dosage of Dopamine and small amount of Serotonin It increases the blood flow to the large muscle groups in the body

    14. Methamphetamine in the Body It decreases the blood flow to the digestive tract Increases the bodies metabolism Increases alertness Gives a sense of increased energy Dramatically increases libido, the sex drive Creates the inability for a male to reach an orgasm with physical release Gives the ability to have sex for hours or days

    15. Methamphetamine in the Body Athetosis – writhing, jerking, or flailing movements Suppresses the normal production of Dopamine and Serotonin, creating a chemical imbalance in the brain Neurotoxin effect that damages brain cells containing Dopamine, Epinephrine, and Serotonin Severe mood swings from hyperactive behavior to severe depression Anxiety Creates a euphoria of invincibility

    16. Methamphetamine in the Body Peculiar interest to take things apart High tendency towards violence Lower resistance to diseases Blurred vision Incessant talking Increased nervousness Welts on the skin Vitamin & Mineral deficiencies Stroke, heart failure, prolonged psychosis Auditory hallucinations Visual hallucinations Hyperthermia Severe weight loss Internal organ damage

    17. Methamphetamine in the Body Brain damage Brittle bones Psychological dependency Loss of personal hygiene Meth mouth Gum disease Lung disease Liver disease Kidney disease Damage to the spleen Extreme paranoia HIV Hepatitis B and C Blood borne viruses

    18. Methamphetamine in the Body Sexually Transmitted Diseases Bizarre sexual practices Convulsions Irregular heartbeats Cardiopulmonary problems Damage to small blood vessels Inflammation of heart lining Infections of the heart lining Infections of the heart valves Scared or collapsed veins Ulceration of the skin Insomnia Tuberculosis Irritability

    19. Methamphetamine in the Body Domestic violence Out-of-control rages Intense paranoia Birth defects Abscesses Pneumonia Death Mental Illness Antisocial Personality Disorder Panic Disorder Confusion Paranoid Schizophrenia Bipolar Disorder Manic Depression

    20. Methamphetamine in the Body Attention Deficit Disorder Attention Deficit Hyper activity Disorder Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Generalized Anxiety Disorder

    21. Methamphetamine in the Body Health effects and mental health effects may be immediate or delayed and may persist months or even years after the drug abuse has stopped

    22. Signs of High Intensity Abuse Weight Loss: 50 to 100 pounds, Meth literally eats away body fat and muscle Central Polar: center of the face will become pale due to the constriction of blood vessels at the skins surface Body Odor: abusers lose personal hygiene and will have chemicals present in their perspiration. This will emit a putrid smell similar to glue or mayonnaise

    23. Signs of High Intensity Abuse Sweating: will occur primarily around the upper lip and brow, this is caused by the increase in body temperature Bad Teeth: this is caused by the chemicals used to make the drug and the loss of personal hygiene Scars / Open Sores: caused by “Crank Bugs” which is an hallucination where bugs are on their skin and they try to scratch or pick them off

    24. Meth Mouth Meth Mouth – a dental condition caused by the use of methamphetamine This is characterized by rampant caries or tooth decay Teeth become; blackened, stained, crumbling, rotting, or falling apart Effects can be caused in as little as one year

    25. Meth Mouth Methamphetamine causes xerostomia, or dry mouth, due to the lack of saliva production The absence of the natural protective effects of saliva directly leads to increased tooth decay, particularly at the gum line The absence of the protective effect of saliva can make the mucosa of the mouth more vulnerable to infections This leads to chronic halitosis and causes a dramatic rise in the number of cavities

    26. Meth Mouth Methamphetamine also induces a craving for hi-calorie, carbonated, sugary beverages The lack of personal hygiene during extended periods of abuse further promotes tooth decay Bruxism, the grinding and clenching of the teeth, will cause teeth to crack, chip, and break off Frequent snorting of methamphetamine reduces the blood supply to the arteries that supply the upper teeth and gums causing periodontitis, or gum disease

    27. Understanding Meth Psychosis Methamphetamine is a powerful stimulant that effects the Central Nervous System. Meth will effect many different chemicals within the brain and the body Dopamine, the pleasure chemical in the brain, is effected the most Meth stimulates the brain to release an explosive amount of Dopamine that is approximately 1,300 times greater than a normal release Methamphetamine reverses the direction flow of Nor-Epinephrine and Dopamine transporters

    28. Understanding Meth Psychosis The inversion causes the release of these transmitters from the vesicles to the cytoplasm and from the cytoplasm to the synapse This creates an increased stimulation of post-synaptic receptors Methamphetamine also indirectly prevents the reuptake of Dopamine and Nor-Epinephrine, causing them to remain in the synaptic cleft for prolonged periods Meth literally rewires the brain and how the brain works

    29. Is Treatment Available? Yes However, there are currently no proven pharmacological treatments Treatment is available: Consists of cognitive behavioral interventions and recovery support groups Current statistics show a 7% success rate for voluntary treatment admission 93% of the patients return to abuse the drug

    30. 7 indicators of being under the influence of Meth Eyes Teeth Temperature Movement Skin Speech Paranoia

    31. The Eyes The Central Nervous System is over stimulated. Pupils of the eye will dilate and will not be able to adjust to changing light conditions. Chronic meth users eyes may constrict but will be unable to adjust to changing light conditions. Bright lights are painful and irritating to the user, causing irritation and agitation.

    32. The Eyes Nystagmus – involuntary rapid movement (horizontal, vertical, rotary, or mixed, i.e. of two types) of the eyeball. Users are unable to make constant eye contact and will continuously look away to avoid eye contact. Users will often look through the corners of their eyes to avoid being starred down. This is largely due to the extreme paranoia that the drug creates

    33. The Teeth Bruxism – the grinding of the teeth. Users will have a tenancy to gnash or grind their teeth, causing displacement of the tendons in the jaw. Gnashing of the teeth may lead to chipping or breaking of the teeth. The loss of personal hygiene, the chemicals used to manufacture, and the gnashing of the teeth will grind off the rough edges that are on normal teeth.

    34. Body Temperature Meth greatly increase the body’s temperature. Users may appear to have a flushed look. The increase in the body’s temperature will cause sweating primarily around the upper lip and brow.

    35. Body Movement Athetosis - repetitive involuntary, slow, sinuous, writhing movements, especially severe in the hands. The increased stimuli of the Central Nervous System creates excessive electrical impulses. The user will be unable to set still. The user may appear to be psychotic having involuntary body movements followed by out-of-control rages where the will talk to themselves or scream for no reason.

    36. The Skin Meth literally eats away at body fat and muscular tissue. Users show signs of a skeletal look where the skin appears to shrink to the bone. The jaw, cheek bone, and temple become more pronounced. A bad body odor is often present. Sores or abscesses my be present from crank bugs

    37. Speech The user’s thought pattern is accelerated and extremely scattered. Users may not have a conscious thought pattern. They will talk quickly and softly with a slight quiver in the voice. Sentence structure is random and may contain numerous subjects within the same sentence, jumping from one to another.

    38. Paranoia A combination of sleep deprivation, chemical toxins from the manufacturing process, the absence of proper nutrition and the depletion of neurochemicals in the brain will all factor in on the extreme paranoia. Users often see shadow people or ghost images caught fleeting from the corners of their peripheral vision. Users feel that they are always under constant surveillance by the government and law enforcement.

    39. Paranoia The user will become agitated easily and will be prone to violence. The user will feel severe anxiety that will be followed with nervousness and extreme irritability. They will often be suicidal and homicidal. They become confused.

    40. What is a Meth Lab? They are commonly referred to as a Clan Lab Clan Lab is an acronym for Clandestine Laboratory Clandestine Laboratory is defined by the DEA as an illicit operation consisting of a sufficient combination of apparatus and chemicals that either has been or could be used in the manufacture or synthesis of controlled substances It is a crude chemistry lab that is operated illicitly

    41. Common Street Names 222 Agua Albino Poo Alffy All Tweak end Long Anny Anything Going On Bache Knock Bache Rock Bag Chasers Baggers Barney Dope Batak Bathtub Crank Bato Batu Batunas Batuwhore Beegokes Bianca

    42. Common Street Names Bikerdope Bikers Coffee Billy Bitch Biznack Blanco Black Black Beauty Blade Bling Bling Blizzard Blue Acid Blue Devils Blue Funk Blue Meth Bomb Boo Boo – Yah! Booger Boorit-Cebuano

    43. Common Street Names Brian Ed Brown Buff Stick Bugger Sugar Buggs Bumps Buzzard Dust Caca Candy Cankinstien CC Chach ChaChaCha Chalk Chalk Dust Chank Cheebah Cheese Chicken Feed Chicken Flippin

    44. Common Street Names Chikin or Chicken Chingadera Chittle Chizel Chiznad Choad Christmas Tree Christmas Tree Meth Chronic Chrome Cinnamon Clavo Clear Coco Coffee Cook Cooker Cookies CR Crack Meth

    45. Common Street Names Crank Crankster Crankster Gansters Crink Cri,Cri Criddle Cris Cristina Cristy Cringe Critty Crizzy Croak Crothch Dope Crossles Crow Crunk Crush and Rush Crypto Crystal Dick

    46. Common Street Names Crystal Glass Crystal Meth Crystalight Cube Debbie Desocsins Desogtion Devil Dust Devils Dandruff Devils Drug Dingles Dirt Dirty Dizzy D D-Monic Do Da Doody Doo-My-Lau Dope Drano

    47. Common Street Names Dropping Dummy Dust Dyno “D” Elbows Epimethrine Epod Eraser Dust Ethyl-M Evil Yellow Fast Fatch Fedrin Fil-Layed Fizz Wizz Fire Five-way Gackle-a Fackle-a Gak Gangster

    48. Common Street Names Gas Geep Geeter Getgo Get Geared Up Getting Glassed Gemini Glass Go Go-Fast Go-Go Go-Go Juice Gonzales Goop Got Anything Granulated Orange Grit Gumption Gyp “G”

    49. Common Street Names Haiwaiian Salt Half Elbow Hank Hanyak HiSpeed Chicken Feed Highthen Hillbilly Crack Hippy Crack Hiropon Horopon Holiday Meth Homework Hoo Horse Mumpy Hot Ice Hot Rolling Hotrailing Hugs and Kisses Hydro Hypes

    50. Common Street Names Hypo Ice Ice Cream Icee Ish Izice Jab Jasmine Jet Fuel Jib Jib Nugget Jinga Juddha Juice Junk Kaksonjae Kalksonjae Kibble Killer KooLAID

    51. Common Street Names Kronic Kryptonite Lamer Laundry Detergent Lemon Drop Life Lily Linda Love Low Lucille L.A. Glass L.A. Ice Lithium Lithium Scabs Load of Laundry M Man Magic Maui-Wowie Meth

    52. Common Street Names Methandfriend Methandfriendsofmine Methanfelony Meth Head Meth Monsters Meth Speed Ball Methaine Methatrim Methmood Method Methlies Quick Methnecks Mexican Crack Mexican Speedball Motorcycle Crack Motorcycle Crank Nazi Dope Nazimeth Ned Newday

    53. Common Street Names No Doze Nose Candy OZs Patsie P and P Paper Party and Play Peaking Peanut Butter Peel Dope Phazers Phets Philopon Pieta Pink Pink Elephants Pink Hearts Poison Po Coke Poop

    54. Common Street Names Poor Man's Coccaine Pootananny Poppers Powder Powder Monkeys Powder Point Project Propellant Puddle Pump “P” Q'd Quartz Quick Quill Rachet Jaw Rails Rank Red Redneck Cocaine Redneck Heroin

    55. Common Street Names Richie Rich Rip Rock Rock Crank Rocket Fuel Rocky Mountain High Rosebud Rudy's Rumdumb Running Pizo Sack Sam's Sniff Sarahs Satan Dust Satan’s Salt Scante Scap Schlep Rock Schmiz Sciznac

    56. Common Street Names Scootie Scooby Snax Scwadge Scud Scwadge Shab Sha-Bang Shabs Shabu Shamers Shards Shit Shiznack Shiznastica Shiznit Shiznitty Shizzo Shnizzie Snort Shwack Skeech

    57. Common Street Names Sketch Ski Skitz Sky Rocks Sliggers Smiley Smile Smurf Dope Smzl Snaps Sniff Snow Motivation Soap Soap Dope Space Food Spaceman Spakle Spagack Sparacked Sparked Sparkle

    58. Common Street Names Speckled Birds Speed Speed Balling Speed Freak Speed Racer Spin Spin, Spin Spinack Spindarella Spinney Boo Spin-Jo Spishak Spook Spoosh Sprack Spun Ducky Woo Squawk Stallar Stove Top Sto-Pid

    59. Common Street Names Styels Super Ice Super X Sugar Suger Sweetnes Swerve Syabu “T” Ta'doww Talkie Tasmanian Devil Tenner Teanna The New Prozac The Five Way The White House Tical Tic Tick Tick

    60. Common Street Names Tina Tihs - Shit Backwards Tobats Toots Trash Trip Tubbytoast Tutu Twack Tweak Tweedle Doo Tweek Tweezwasabi Twisters Twiz Twizacked Ugly Dust Vanilla Pheromones Wake Wash

    61. Common Street Names Water Wet Way We We We White Bitch White Cross White Ink White Junk White Lady White Pony White Who-Ha Wigg Work Working Man’s Cocaine Xaing Ya Ba Yaaba Yaaba Daba Doo Yama

    62. Common Street Names Yammer Bammer Yank Yankee Yay Yead Out Yellow Bam Yellow Jackets Yellow Powder Yellow Barn Yellow Powder Zingin Zip Zoiks Zoom

    63. Common Street Terms Ampin’ Amped Bache Knock 2 Rock Bachin BOB Boxed Lab Buzzed Cranked Up Crack Whore Crank Whore Jamie Feelin Shity Foiled Fried Psychosis Gakked Gassing Geeked Geekin Gurped Heated Jacked

    64. Common Street Terms Jenny Crank Program Lit Lost Weekend On A Good One Ripped Pissed Poop'd Out Pumped Ring Dang Doo Ridin’ the White Pony Rollin Rollin Hard Scattered Schlep Heads Sketching Spinning Speeding Sparked Spracked Sprizzlefracked

    65. Common Street Terms Sprung Spun Spun Monkey Spun Turkey Stoked Super Lab Talkie Trippin Torqued Twacked Twacked Out Tweeked Tweeking Twisted Whacked Walk & Talk Wide Open Wide Awake Wigged Wired

    66. Common Street Terms Worked Wooop Chicken Zipper Zoomin 8 Ballin’

    67. I AM METH I destroy homes, I tear families apart, take your children, and that’s just the start. I’m more costly than diamonds, more precious than gold, the sorrow I bring is a sight to behold. If you need me, remember I’m easily found, I live all around you, in schools and in town. I live with the rich, I live with the poor, I live down the street, and maybe next door.

    68. I AM METH I’m made in a lab, but not like you think, I can be made under a kitchen sink. In your child’s closet, and even the woods, if this scares you to death, well it certainly should. I have many names, but there’s one you know best, I’m sure you’ve heard of me, my name is crystal meth. My power is awesome, try me you’ll see, but if you do, you may never break free.

    69. I AM METH Just try me once and I might let you go, but try me twice, and I’ll own your soul. When I possess you, you’ll steal and you’ll lie, you do what you have to, just to get high. The crimes you’ll commit for my narcotic charms, will be worth the pleasure you’ll feel in your arms. You’ll lie to your mother, you’ll steal from your dad, when you see their tears, you should feel sad.

    70. I AM METH But you’ll forget your morals and how you were raised, I’ll be your conscience, I’ll teach you my ways. I take kids from their parents, and parents from their kids, I turn people from GOD, and separate friends. I’ll take everything from you, your looks and your pride, I’ll be with you always, right by your side. You’ll give up everything, your family, your home, your friends, your money, then you’ll be alone.

    71. I AM METH I’ll take and take, till you have nothing more to give, when I’m finished with you, you’ll be lucky to live. If you try me be warned, this is no game, if given the chance, I’ll drive you insane. I’ll ravish your body, I’ll control your mind, I’ll own you completely, your soul will be mine. The nightmares I’ll give you while lying in bed, the voices you’ll hear, from inside your head.

    72. I AM METH The sweats, the shakes, the visions you’ll see, I want you to know, these are all gifts from me. But then it’s too late, and you’ll know in your heart, that you are mine, and we shall not part. You’ll regret that you tried me, they always do, but you came to me, not I to you. You knew this would happen, many times you were told, but you challenged my power, and chose to be bold.

    73. I AM METH You could have said NO, and just walked away, if you could live that day over, know what would you say? I’ll be your master, you’ll be my slave, I’ll even go with you, when you go to your grave. Now that you have met me, what will you do? Will you try me or not? It’s all up to you. I can bring you more misery than words can tell, come take my hand, let me lead you to HELL.

    74. I AM METH The author is Native American girl who was in jail for drug charges and was addicted to crystal methamphetamine. She had realized the horrors of the drug and wrote this poem while she was still in jail. Not long after her release, she was found dead with the needle still in her arm.

    75. What it Does to the Body Agitation Inability to focus on divided attention tasks Inattention Restlessness Motor excitation Increased reaction time Time distortion Depressed reflexes Poor balance and coordination Inability to follow directions

    76. Methamphetamine Lab Facts Exposure can cause: Known health risks Unknown health risks Chemical intoxication Dizziness Nausea Disorientation Lack of coordination Headaches Pulmonary edema Serious respiratory problems Severe chemical burns Internal organ damage Vomiting Chronic illness

    77. Methamphetamine Lab Facts The average meth cook teaches ten others how to make meth annually Every pound of meth produces and leaves behind five to six pounds of toxic waste Possesses High Profit margins with low investment and start up costs Availability of resources are plenty Cooked with common household items Penalties were generally low from 1978 - 1983

    78. Common Ingredients for Methamphetamines Acetone (nail polish remover) Alcohol (isopropyl or rubbing) Anhydrous Ammonia (fertilizer) Ephedrine (cold medications) Ether (engine starter) Hydrochloric acid (pool supply) Iodine Kitty litter Lithium (batteries) Methanol (gasoline additive)

    79. Common Ingredients for Methamphetamines Methyl Ethyl Ketone MSM (nutritional supplement) Pseudoephedrine (cold medications) Red Phosphorus (matches or road flares) Salt (table or rock) Sodium Hydroxide (lye) Sodium Metal Sulfuric Acid (drain cleaner) Toluene (brake cleaner) Trichloroethelyne (gun cleaner)

    80. Methamphetamine Lab Facts It is estimated that for every Met Lab seized, there are 10-15 missed The production of Methamphetamine releases toxic clouds of poisonous gases that can be fatal Contaminated Lab Sites pose a serious health hazard for re-occupancy Meth lab site decontamination averages $9,500 Meth Lab Cooks will experience at least one fire every 36 months of cooking 25% of these fires will go un-reported

    81. Methamphetamine Lab Components Chemicals Vessels Heating Devices Tubing Filters Strainers

    82. Chemicals There are currently over 350 known chemicals used in the production of methamphetamine Only 182 chemicals have an odor There are 50 to 60 common chemicals used for each type of production There will be 6 to 8 different chemicals present at production

    83. Chemical Categories There are four primary categories that chemicals fall into: Acids Bases Gases Solvents

    84. Five Types of Manufacturing Chemicals Solvents Precursors Reagents Catalysts Cutting Agents

    85. Vessels Used to store chemicals and chemical solutions during and after the production process Used to contain chemical reactions – reaction vessels Can be used to retrieve a specific layer of chemical They can range from scientific glassware to everyday household containers

    86. Heating Devices Used to bring and maintain chemicals and chemical reactions to a specified temperature Used for the distillation of solvents by speeding up the evaporation process They will range from large heating mantels to kitchen hotplates, dependent on the size of the lab, available funds, and the production method utilized Lab operators may use heating mantels, dual-burner electric hotplates, electric frying pans, butane heating devices, or kitchen stoves The most common heating device found at small labs will be a single burner electric hotplate

    87. Tubing Typically will be attached to the top of the reaction vessel Used to vent the odorous and poisonous gas Used to circulate water for cooling methods Lab operators use anything from garden hoses to clear, flexible plastic tubing, to vacuum or automotive engine hoses Used tubing may have an amber, maroon, or dark chemical stain on the inside of the tubing Tubing may have a laboratory grade or makes shift stopper attached to the end

    88. Filters Used to lessen the toxic fumes that are emitted from the reaction vessel Filtering devices can be constructed from numerous products. Respirator masks, buckets of ice water, clothing, and shoeboxes filled with fabric softener sheets have been utilized Kitty Liter is the most commonly used filter Kitty Liter is usually placed in a bucket with the vent tubing from the top of the reaction vessel running to the bottom of the bucket

    89. Strainers Used to separate the liquid from the sludge after initial reaction Cloth, paper towels, laboratory grade funnel filters, bed sheets, and metal screens have been utilized as filtering devices Coffee filters are the most common filter used in smaller production labs. Filters may have an amber, maroon, or darker colored sludge stain on them Filters may have a clump of white or pink substance in it

    90. Signs of a Meth Lab Operation Where there is smoke there is fire. Approximately 25% to 30% of meth labs are discovered as a result of a fire or explosion. More than normal consumption of coffee filters, hydrogen peroxide bottles, empty pill bottles, camera battery packages, solvents, carburetor cleaner, heat, small to large sized plastic baggies Starter Fluid cans with holes in the side or bottom of the can Boarding up windows Residents smoking outside all of the time Drug Paraphernalia

    91. Drug Paraphernalia Federal Law: any equipment, product or material of any kind which is primarily intended or designed for use in manufacturing, compounding, converting, concealing, producing, preparing, injecting, ingesting, inhaling, or otherwise introducing into the body a controlled substance Any equipment that is used to produce, conceal, or consume illicit drugs

    92. Signs of a Meth Lab Operation Compressed gas cylinders Propane cylinders with tarnished brass valves Large amount of trash outside or inside the residence Video Surveillance Systems Domestic Violence Calls

    93. Signs of a Meth Lab Operation Domestic Violence Child Abuse and Neglect Assault and Battery Burglaries Larcenies Theft Violent Crimes Veterinary Clinic Burglaries Increase in Criminal Activity – Juvenile & Adult

    94. Signs of a Meth Lab Operation Chemical or unusual staining on surfaces and walls Tenants paying cash for everything Injuries caused by chemicals Plastic bottles or mason jars with layered liquids Numerous items taken apart and not put back together Frost Bite injuries Pornographic material and sex toys that are not discrete

    95. Signs of a Meth Lab Operation Hoses or tubing that is running outside of the house Extension cords running to an out building Extension cords or power lines running from one or more of the neighbors houses Dramatic increase in utility bills – monitor - Large amounts of trash at the curb or in the house Sudden decline in personal hygiene and house keeping habits Kids - they tell on their parents

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