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South Dakota Meth Statistics
Information from High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area -updated monthly
New Additive is Chemical Lock on Anhydrous Ammonia
8-10-06: In Mexico – The United States Drug Enforcement Agency
Administrator Karen P. Tandy announced the seizure of a large scale
clandestine Meth lab discovered on August 1, 2006 by Mexican law
enforcement officials in Jalisco, Mexico. The laboratory was discovered in
a ranch just outside the city of Guadalajara. About 100 kilograms
(approximately 220-pounds) of finished Meth, 790-gallons of various
solvents and chemicals, and four barrels of iodine were seized in the
raid. Because of its size and production capability, the laboratory is
classified as a “superlab.” Four individuals were arrested at the scene.
Read the DEA’s official report on this operation here.
Meth Opens Path for AIDS in Users’ Bodies
Risky behavior associated with Meth is not the only cause of increased HIV
infections, according to new research.
High Speed Chase Leads to
Mobile Meth Lab
A traffic stop in Iowa leaves officers
investigating a Meth lab and searching for a missing suspect
Traffic Stop Yields Meth
Seizure
SD State Trooper follows instincts on
potential drug case, leads to bust.
A New Menace
on the Rez
Newsweek examines the impact of Meth on Indian Reservations across the
country.
Parents Arrested in SD Meth Bust
Authorities seize more than 2 pounds of Meth
New National
Synthetic Drug Strategy Announced
Aims to cut Meth use by 15% over three years
Meth
Busts in SE South Dakota
Two men - one considered a major Meth supplier - are now behind bars.
Fighting Meth at the
Border
The US and Mexico will join together to battle Meth trafficking.
March, 2006 SD Statistics Now
Available
Numbers continue to creep up
Rapid
City Police Looking for Meth Suspect
Newsweek
Reports-Addiction: A 'Meth Prison' Movement
Meth Use At 'Crisis Level' On
Reservations
KELO-Land News reports on efforts to battle
Meth use on South Dakota Indian reservations
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