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"Citizens have the power to enact change. Every citizen should be willing to take on the responsibility of protecting the welfare of their neighborhood and their community. Drugs are a community problem and the only way that the problem can be resolved is with an active and involved community."  - Lead On America

Signs of Drug Related Activity in Your Neighborhood

One or two of the following indicators does not mean you have a drug house or methamphetamine lab in your neighborhood, but a few of these signs together may indicate suspicious behavior.

   Traffic

• Vehicles look suspicious, such as those with no license plates

• Visitors come and go throughout the day and night and stay for short periods of time

   Conditions of Property

• Accumulation of trash or junk, specific to making meth

• Deterioration of the property

• Windows always covered

   Occupants

• Leave house infrequently or do not work

• Display paranoid or odd behavior

• Have erratic sleep patterns

• Neglect pets or children

• Have large parties

If you discover or suspect a drug lab in your neighborhood:

• Do not touch anything

• Leave the area immediately

• Call local Law Enforcement or Anonymous Meth Hotline (1-888-609-6384)

For more information, contact:

Gregory B.McKnight II  (360) 236-3381

Lori Hall (360) 236-3386

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