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1. Methamphetamine Abuse and Clandestine Laboratories National Crime Prevention Council 2006

2. This presentation is provided by Eric T. Hall The Ohio Resource Network for Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities University of Cincinnati 2624 Clifton Avenue 433 Teachers College Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0109 Phone: 800-788-7254 (option #2) Fax: 513-556-0782 E-mail: eric.hall@uc.edu

7. Meth’s Effect on the Brain

10. What Meth Looks Like

38. Equipment:

45. Chemicals:

52. CHILD ENDANGERMENT

61. Hazardous Waste

62. FIRE DANGERS

63. Fire Dangers :

66. Reality Check “ It’s like selling your soul to the devil. When I was high, I felt alive for the first time in my life. While I was using, I thought nothing could touch me. I was beautiful and perfect in my meth world. In the real world, my body was rotting from the inside out.” --Former meth user

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