Meth's Case Summary

D-The patient arrived on time for her session. Reports stable on her dose. This writer discussed about tapering off on her methadone, at which the patient is willing to consider doing, but needs more time. She then says, " I might consider doing it next month, but not right now......I was doing it before, but it stopped....just want to take my time." The patient then discussed about having to go to SSA to obtain the payment for the funeral cost. The patient is upset about the small amount she is about to receive. This writer discussed the grieving process of her loss of her husband and also, her mother in law. The patient appeared to be annoyed with her son for not participating in his grandmother funeral arrangement and also, not showing

PER REPORTER: Agent Austin stated that he is Terre’s probation officer, and he wanted to report her for testing positive for Crystal Meth. He stated that she is five months pregnant, and that she should not be using drugs. He also stated that she was tested for drugs use yesterday and the day before. He mentioned that when she was tested Monday she tried to dip the urine cup in the toilet, but her results came back and stated that water was mixed in the urine. Agent Austin stated that he then asked her to try again, but she told him that she did not have to urine at the time. So, he asked her to come back Tuesday to do it, and she came back and redid the test. He stated that he just received the test results today, and he has not yet spoken

This case involves the suspect being arrested for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine and an outstanding arrest warrant.

Nicholas (father) called the reporter (paternal grandmother) on the morning of 8-10-15, around 12am. He stated the mother and her friend was using ice. The child was in the bed asleep. The reporter went to the home and Candace (mother) flushed the drug down the toilet right before Law Enforcement arrived. Law Enforcement stated it was the same thing as crystal meth. Nothing was done by Law Enforcement because drugs was not in sight. Crystal meth is not being made at the home that the reporter knew of. According to the reporter, Candace has a history of drug drugs. Nicholas also uses drugs of prescription pills. The reporter thinks Candace friend is an influence on them. Ethan lived with the reporter and Nicholas for years when Candace was from

This case involves the suspect being arrested for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine and H&S 11364 (a)-Drug Paraphernalia. The suspect also had an outstanding arrest warrant.

This case involves the suspect being arrested for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine, H&S 11364(a) drug paraphernalia and PC 3056-Parole Hold.

CM Gilmore met with all members of the household during a home visit. VC Aubrey Smith disclosed no concerns in the home; however, Bmo's behavior appeared to be very bizzare. Evidence by constantly talking, and constantly moving during the interview. Due due to the concerned behavior from the school, and pedatrician, Sharon Beall. Bmo was drug screened, and tested positive for Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, and Methadone. Bfa was not drug screened throughout the investivation, due to his demeanor being calm and normal. Bfa has been coperative with the child throughout the investigation. VC Aubrey Smith recently had to appear in court due to a truancy case. Judge Flanagan ordered for the case to be tranferred to ongoing due to the information

It seems each year that the automobile accidents increase, and there are a high number of death and injuries that follow. Records show that nearly 1.3 million people die in road crashes and 20-50 million are injured. More than half of all traffic death occur among young adults 15-44 years of age( ). Accidents can happen at any time and can be caused by many reasons such as rain, speeding, drug, or alcohol. An automobile accident is what brought the 16-year-old boy to the emergency to be care for by the medical staff there. The patient was seen by the ER staff for several hours, and he was admitted later in the inpatient unit for observation. The next morning when staff tried waking the patient he was died.

This case involves the suspect being arrested for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine and three outstanding arrest warrants.

The meth epidemic of the United States has been invasive and problematic from the time it was introduced from the early 1900’s until now. Though introduced through pharmaceutical companies for treatment from depression to colds, the drug has become one of America’s most addictive, abusive, and destructive drugs. The economy and the role of the government, as well as pharmaceutical companies, play the main role in how meth was introduced and the reason it is still abused today. The novel, by Nick Reding, titled Methland follows the effects of meth on a small town, but it also gives us insight in to how these three factors play a major role in the making, use, abuse, and distributing of this drug. This paper will follow the timeline of methamphetamine and what was going on in the economy as well as government action.

Amphetamine was first developed in Germany in 1887 as a treatment for respiratory problems. Methamphetamine originated from japan in 1919. Amphetamines were used to treat several conditions from common colds all the way to depression.

Speed, stove top, biker’s coffee or hot ice, there are many names for Methamphetamines. They are cheap and provide a fast-powerful high that makes it attractive to users. Meth is an intensely addictive stimulant and it perilously affects the central nervous system. Use of the drug can quickly lead to addiction and prolonged use creates a variety of serious health and social problems for individuals and their families.

The body of a human may appear to be aging like everyone else's, taking it day by day and getting hit with the details of age. Wrinkles will start to form in weird places and soon enough, grey hair will sprout from one's head. These little things prove that a person's life is being lived to its very last day. When the body is put through things that it wasn't made for, like the consumption of drugs, everything can seem fine on the outside, by the body can slowly be dying. The past month may become a blur and one minute your fine and the next you're angry at the world. Methamphetamine is a stimulant that is an addictive drug used by teens and young adults. It is a very dangerous drug that can be used and seen in many different ways. More often, people are not just taking a meth, they are using the binge and crash method due to the fact that the high starts and then fades quicker than most (“National

The meth epidemic first stuck Oregon, and they were hit the hardest by the drug. A trailer park in Portland was the addicts hangout spot to kick-back after the drug kicked in. The abuse did not just attack the addicts, but the families as well. Some of the families had to get restraining orders against the addict. Reporters began to take notice of the effect meth had on people. They notice that meth was the top cause for property damage, and why children were removed from their homes.

Jessica uses meth around the child. She states that it calms Greenle down when she is screaming. Jessica shot up the meth in between her toes, in which is where she has track marks. Jessica is a known drug user. She keeps the drugs and paraphernalia in a safe (lock box) in the bedroom. When Greenle was born, Jessica knew the child would be removed from her care by DHS. The Aunt Lori took custody, but gave Greenle back to Jessica a couple of months ago. Lori still has legal custody. The reporter has tried to tell Lori about what is occurred, and she would say to leave Jessica along, and that she does not care. There are rumors that meth is being made in the home, but the reporter have never witnessed it, smelled it, or have smelled it on the