Meth Symptoms

'We're all paying': Heroin use spreads misery

'We're all paying': Heroin use spreads misery
In Butler County, Ohio, Sheriff Richard Jones has seen crack, methamphetamine and pills but calls heroin a bigger scourge. Children have been forced into foster … for saving my life,' and walk out the door. But then, the withdrawal symptoms start to …… Continue reading

Police make major push against Phoenix-area drug suppliers

Police make major push against Phoenix-area drug suppliers
The drug can cause schizophrenic-like symptoms including delusions and paranoia and lead to violent and suicidal tendencies and risk-taking, according to the group. Nilson said they … "They were dealing in PCP, meth (and) crack cocaine. The seizures … Read more on… Continue reading

In Brief | Big Island & State | 4-18-14

In Brief | Big Island & State | 4-18-14
A Kailua-Kona man has been charged with meth trafficking and other offenses after being found with crystal methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia, according to the Hawaii Police Department. Officers from the Area II Vice Section made contact … Read more on… Continue reading

Kids, families take the collateral damage of mandatory minimums, critics argue

Kids, families take the collateral damage of mandatory minimums, critics argue
Meanwhile, some began to take note of unforeseen effects on kids and families. "U.S. crime policy has, in the name of public … She saw the gaunt faces of meth addicts, the sleepiness and scratching of heroin addicts. She… Continue reading

'We're All Paying': Heroin Spreads Misery In US

'We're All Paying': Heroin Spreads Misery In US
In 2009, when Douglas began supervising a drug task force, authorities were focused on stamping out meth labs. Heroin, with its dark and dirty image, just wasn't …. But then, the withdrawal symptoms start to kick in." "You would think that stopping… Continue reading

'We're all paying:' Heroin spreads misery in US

'We're all paying:' Heroin spreads misery in US
In Butler County, Ohio, heroin overdose calls are so common that the longtime EMS coordinator likens the situation to “coming in and eating breakfast – you just kind of expect it to occur.” A local … Cocaine, painkillers and tranquilizers are all… Continue reading