Urban invasion of meth coming (Indiana)
Message gets out at town meeting
By Sarah A. Meisch
The Journal Gazette
Methamphetamine production and use may be a bigger problem in southern and rural parts of Indiana, but state and local officials want to be prepared for an urban invasion that they say is already happening.
That was part of the message at a town hall meeting Wednesday night at Indiana Tech. About 30 people attended the event sponsored by the Drug & Alcohol Consortium of Allen County.
“We want to make sure Fort Wayne and Allen County (are) prepared,” said Mike Cunegin, a Fort Wayne police sergeant and Allen County councilman. “We want to give out as much information as we can to make sure we’re well-prepared and don’t get blindsided like we did a few years ago (by crack).”
Daryl Hall, director of programs for the Indiana Department of Correction, talked about what meth is and why some people use it.
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/fortwayne/news/local/14221818.htm
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