Cooperative Investigations of Methamphetamine Labo

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Cooperative Investigations of Methamphetamine Laboratories: A Reprint from “FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin”

Methamphetamine (meth) use has become more prevale

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By Dennis Hanwell (au)
Year: 2007
Pages: 5
Binding Paperback

Product Code: 1422397589

Description

Methamphetamine (meth) use has become more prevalent in the U.S. The number of clandestine laboratories seized nationwide by DEA rose by over 500% between 1994 & 2000 & continued growing in 2005. In fact, crystal meth dominates the market in the Midwest. Like the rest of its region, Ohio has seen meth activity rise rapidly. Not far from the state’s leading area for laboratory recoveries lies the jurisdiction of the Medina Police Dept. Wary of the spread of this dangerous drug, the agency strives to control the problem in its city. This article discusses how recently the dept. successfully handled the dismantling of a laboratory without injury to any residents, suspects, or responding personnel. Such results depend on careful planning & cooperative working relationships between all agencies involved. The article concludes that the proper cooperation, planning, & input from various agencies prove critical to the success of the investigation & the safety of all concerned. And, one investigation at a time, law enforcement can take steps to successfully fight the spread of this dangerous drug. Illus.

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