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IS THERE A METH LAB
COOKIN'
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?
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Many people may be unaware
that they're living near a Meth Lab. Here are some things to look for:
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Unusual, strong odors (like cat urine, ether, ammonia, acetone or
other chemicals). |
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Residences with windows blacked out.
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Renters who pay their landlords in cash. (Most drug dealers trade
exclusively in cash.) |
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Lots of traffic - people coming and going at unusual times. There may
be little traffic during the day, but at night the activity increases
dramatically. |
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Excessive trash including large amounts of items such as: antifreeze
containers, lantern fuel cans, red chemically stained coffee filters,
drain cleaner and duct tape.
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Unusual amounts of clear glass containers being brought into the
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The presence of these items could
indicate the existence of a Meth Lab cooking in your neighborhood:
Alcohol
Ether
Benzene
Toluene/Paint Thinner
Freon
Acetone
Chloroform
Camp Stove Fuel/Coleman Fuel
Starting Fluid
Anhydrous Ammonia/cylinder tank with a blue valve
"Heat"
White Gasoline
Phenyl-2-Propane
Phenylacetone
Phenylpropanolamine
Iodine Crystals
Red Phosphorous
Black Iodine
Lye (Red Devil Lye)
Drano
Muriatic/Hydrochloric Acid
Battery Acid/Sulfuric Acid
Epsom Salts
Batteries/Lithium
Sodium Metal
Wooden Matches
Propane Cylinders
Hot Plates
Ephedrine (over-the-counter)
Cold Tablets
Bronchodialators
Energy Boosters
Rock Salt
Diet Aids
If you suspect a Meth Lab in your
neighborhood report it immediately by calling
1-800-572-6604
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