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Meth in our Neighborhoods
| Meth Effects |
Many people may be unaware that they're living near a meth lab. Here
are some things to look for:
Unusual, strong odors (like cat urine, ether, ammonia, acetone or other
chemicals).
Residences with windows blacked out.
Renters who pay their landlords in cash. (Most drug dealers trade
exclusively in cash.)
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.
Excessive trash including large amounts of items such as: antifreeze
containers, lantern fuel cans, red chemically stained coffee filters, drain
cleaner and duct tape.
Unusual amounts of clear glass containers being brought into the home.
Presence of the following items could indicate the existence of a meth lab:
If you suspect a meth lab in your neighborhood (North Georgia)
Call the Drug Hotline at
(706) 348-7410 (White Co.) or
(770) 962-6272 (Gwinnett Co.)
are some things to look for:
Unusual, strong odors (like cat urine, ether, ammonia, acetone or other
chemicals).
Residences with windows blacked out.
Renters who pay their landlords in cash. (Most drug dealers trade
exclusively in cash.)
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.
Excessive trash including large amounts of items such as: antifreeze
containers, lantern fuel cans, red chemically stained coffee filters, drain
cleaner and duct tape.
Unusual amounts of clear glass containers being brought into the home.
Presence of the following items could indicate the existence of a meth lab:
 | Alcohol | |
| Ether | |
| Benzene | |
| Toluene/Paint Thinner | |
| Freon | |
| Acetone | |
| Chloroform | |
| Camp Stove Fuel/Coleman Fuel | |
| Starting Fluid | |
| Anhydrous Ammonia | |
| "Heet" | |
| 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 (North Georgia)
Call the Drug Hotline at
(706) 348-7410 (White Co.) or
(770) 962-6272 (Gwinnett Co.)