Drug crime project ‘saves £10m’

Published February 10, 2011

Drug crime project ‘saves £10m’
A project to cut drug-fuelled offending rates in Glasgow saves the taxpayer more than £10m, it is claimed.
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Teens raid medicine cabinet for parents’ painkillers
WINDSOR, Ont. — More teens are taking powerfully addictive prescription painkillers like OxyContin than are smoking, according to an Ontario survey of students.
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Ohio’s New Attorney General is taking a tough stance against the abuse of prescription medication. Mike Dewine is planning to work with local law enforcement agencies and the state medical board to prevent prescription drug abuse.
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