Posted On:
July 22, 2009
State of Oregon Tests Sewage Plants for Drugs
Oregon State University found an interesting way to analyze drug usage among the state's population. They tested 96 sewage plants in Oregon for the presence of a variety of illegal drugs. The study was a one day snapshot. The study found:
80% of the cities tested positive for cocaine
40% of the cities tested positive for ecstasy
100% of the cities tested positive for crystal meth
The University intends to conduct a longer study in the future.
Jacksonville has its share of drug arrests. Call our Jacksonville Drug Law Firm with any questions you have about drug arrests in Duval County. Our number is (904) 634-0900 and our Jacksonville Drug Attorneys are available anytime for a free consultation.
