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By the way - and just for field personnel's situational awareness - the meth makers have developed a new way of making product that we have seen in the past couple of years. Everything is placed in a single can (1 to 5 gal whatever can), and left somewhere until the 'process' is complete - usually 3-5 days - then it is retrieved and refined. Because the reaction going on inside the can is potentially lethal and the can can rupture, they will leave it in the woods someplace until it is 'cooked.' Field personnel finding one of these during survey/inventory need to steer well clear. Ron - since I don't have access to ACRA-L, maybe you should pass this on there if it hasn't been already discussed.
Ron May <[log in to unmask]> wrote: There has been a relevant discussion on the ACRA list that a significant
number of dealers in meth drugs are "arrowhead hunters" and that they trade in
artifacts. Incredible as this might seem, indeed law enforcement has begun to
track drug dealers and abusers through this underworld of artifact collecting,
digging, and trading.
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.
S.P. Austin
S.P. Austin
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