State to train retailers in effort to track meth labs

Published August 3, 2010

State to train retailers in effort to track meth labs
COLUMBUS — The Ohio attorney general’s office and police agencies have launched an effort to train retailers to recognize when customers are buying items to stock methamphetamine labs. Attorney General Richard Cordray and Akron police Chief Augustus Hall on Tuesday announced the Face:Meth program that seeks to target the small-scale, mobile labs that can endanger neighbors […]
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OH trains retailers to track meth labs
The Ohio attorney general’s office and police agencies have launched an effort to train retailers to recognize when customers are buying items to stock methamphetamine (meth-am-FET’-uh-meen) labs.
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Retailers on lookout for meth labs
Grocers are teaming up with police to help stop methamphetamine production
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