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Meth has become a normal piece of news in Muncie, Indiana. When someone searches “Muncie, Indiana problems” the first hit is “Meth Crisis.” When people think about starting a family or even just relocating to another city or town, they search the statistics and news of the various cities. If the first thing they find out about one city is that it is number one for its large per capita number of meth labs in Indiana, that’s not going to persuade anyone to move there. Without new residents and current

Webb also published a follow up book to his three part series, Dark Alliance: The CIA, the Contras, and the Crack Cocaine Explosion, which featured a great deal of convincing evidence from a litany of government documents and highly credible government witnesses. Webb’s efforts created enough controversy to force the CIA to form an internal investigation by the Inspector General, Frederick Hitz. After Hitz concluded the investigation, he essentially functioned in a public relations capacity by telling

Reding discovered a great correlation between wage cuts and the emerging growth of meth in this small town. The Gillette plant, which was the heart and soul to this community in regards to people creating a life in this rural town, began to cut so many wages, it made people struggle so tremendously they jumped at opportunity to turn a quick dollar, even if it meant delving into the world of meth. With such a high growth in meth production it is good to note that in regards to what Payne (2005) describes

In the past five years, social and political injustices against people of color have been a reoccurring story in the news. Presently, it is common to find out that another defenseless black teen has been killed or a black woman is getting a twenty-year sentence for being found in possession of marijuana. In fact, we, as a society, have been desensitized to such news. It, unfortunately, doesn’t faze us, everyday people, anymore, but it should. Especially for innocent, little girls killed in drug raids

Harmful Drug Elimination Since 1973 the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) has worked to eradicate harmful, illegal drugs. The DEA is very effective in three ways: organization, arrests made and decreased drug use. The work done to end drugs has made our country a safer place. Without the DEA, drug availability would be much more abundant. The DEA is made up of over 10,000 employees, 5,500 of them are agents (DEA wiki, 2014). These employees are divided into different divisions and are headed

Drugs in America Since the times of silent films, movies have been used to depict American society and history. As advancements in technology have been created, films have become more accurate but have also added more dramatizations to certain eras of history. Movies are made for entertainment, but how far will Hollywood go in order to appeal to the public? One era that has been portrayed a great deal in films is drug trafficking in the 1970’s. This era signified the beginning of America’s ongoing

Introduction In these research paper I will analyze the government response in the Netherlands and the U.S.A. to the distribution and use of intoxicating substances by their respective citizens. I will also compare and contrast the role of the criminal justice system and its actors, incorporating relevant statistics and figures. To researches the project, I used google researches on the internet and journal articles Portrait of the Netherlands ( this section you need to change word I copy

Methamphetamine, also known as crystal, meth, speed, ice, beannies, crank, etc., is a more addictive derivative of the drug amphetamine (DrugAbuse.com, DrugFreeWorld.org). Methamphetamine was first widely used during World War II when troops were using the drug to fight fatigue. Since then, it has been used to treat illnesses such as attention deficit disorder, narcolepsy, and obesity. However, like most drugs, some people choose to abuse it due to the “rush” feeling that methamphetamine gives. The

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. Methamphetamines are a close relative to amphetamines because they have the

Summary: Methamphetamine is the story of Rashi K. Shukla’s study of methamphetamine addicts, dealers, and manufacturers. Shukla was seeking a behind the scenes look into the world of methamphetamine to gain an understanding of why people do it, what horrors they witness, how they escaped its hold, and how they live without it. To explore this world Shukla had to gain approval, locate participants, and gather data and information. The advertisement asked for “anyone interested in taking part in a