He states that only the hard-core addicts are the targets that can get heroin. They can only receive at mobile hospital or medical facility where it is convenient for the targets. ... He also points out that the targets should only be getting heroin inside the hospital so that they cannot sell to anyone else nor use heroin privately. ... Who would decide the market price for the drugs? ...
Blacks, hippies, and teens were targeted. ... His number one target for some time were the pregnant women who abused crack of which he named their unborn children "crack babies". ... This is proven by the number of citizens incarcerated for drug related crimes and offenses, the amount of drug related deaths, surveys and polls taken among teenagers of their drug experimentation and drug use, and how easily drugs have become available on the black market. 5. ...
Marijuana eventually gained the same infamous name that came with cocaine and heroin. This was largely because they were being sold in the same area and by the same drug dealers. The cops started cracking down and setting up drug busts. This drug epidemic caused the government agency known as the D...
One reason is that new drugs keep coming on the market, and some turn out to be of help in giving athletes a competitive edge. ... Professional athletes are ideal targets for drug use. ... U.S. athletes obtain steroids from four main sources, doctors, friends, mail-order firms and the black market. ...
Emergency room visits related to OxyContin have almost doubled since 1996 when OxyContin first hit the market; medical examiner reports with deaths associated with OxyContin jumped 93 percent between 1997 and 1998 (Spake 56). ... Purdue Pharma has also put out a series of Public Service Radio Announcements targeted to teens in six states, to alert this vulnerable population about the dangers of prescription drug abuse....
Those against the war on drugs say that our prisons are teeming with young people who's only crime has been simple possession of marijuana, and that drug arrests seem to unfairly target minorities. ... It may seem that drug arrests are unfairly targeted at minorities, but this is a legitimate and important campaign in the war on drugs. ...
