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3/24/2006 1:26:00 PM | Two Arrested Under New Meth Law 
=(0) Two people were arrested in Indiana for purchasing over six grams of the cold medication pseudoephedrine. Indiana law prohibits the purchase of more than three grams of the cold medication within a period of seven days because of its potential use in the manufacture of the illegal narcotic methamphetamine. After the arrest, Indiana police found a ...
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3/17/2006 2:13:00 PM | Jury finds man guilty of possession of pseudoephedrine =(0) A jury found an Illinois man guilty of bringing large quantities of pseudoephedrine across state lines into Missouri with intent to produce the illegal narcotic, crystal methamphetamine. Pseudoephedrine is used as a central ingredient in the home based production of methamphetamines along with several other easy to attain materials. The suspect was...
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3/12/2006 12:44:00 PM | Family sues alleged drug dealer =(0) The family of a woman who almost died after smoking methamphetamine is suing the alleged drug dealer and his mother for providing the dangerous drug and conspiring to injure and addict the victim. The woman, Sandra Berger, was 20 years old when she bought the crystal meth from Clinton Davey, alleges that Davey knew the drug was dangerous and addict...
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3/11/2006 2:42:00 AM | Bush signs law restricting sale of pseudoephedrine =(0) On March 11, 2006 President Bush signed a law restricting the sale of the over the counter cold medication pseudoephedrine. Consumers will be restricted in the quantity of the drug they can purchase in order to curtail the illegal production of the street drug, crystal methamphetamine, which uses pseudoephedrine as one of its primary ingredients. S...
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3/1/2006 8:51:00 PM | Governor signs pseudoephedrine restrictions into law =(0) Consumers who want to buy cold and allergy medications that contain pseudosphedrine in New Mexico will now have to show a driver's license and sign a log book, according to the new law signed by Governor Bill Richardson. Although a prescription for the medication will not be necessary, it is hoped that by requiring identification and keeping a log ...
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