JOHNS CREEK, Ga. â The Johns Creek Police Department is participating again in this yearâs Drug Enforcement Agencyâs National Drug Take-Back event Saturday, April 24.
DEA officer accepting prescription drug drop-off at Kroger on National Drug Take-Back Day 2020, on October 24, 2020. SPECIAL
All around the country, law enforcement agencies will partner with the DEA to educate the public about prescription drug abuse while also providing a safe and easy manner to dispose of prescription drugs.
According to the DEA, the non-medical use of prescription drugs is the second most common form of drug abuse in the nation. Proper disposal ensures prescriptions arenât used after their expiration date or by a non-prescribed individual which can lead to accidental poisoning, overdose or abuse.
Briefs: Three injured in Ohio 206 crash
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Three injured in Ohio 206 crash
COSHOCTON - The Coshocton County Sheriff s Office is investigating a minor injury crash from shortly after midnight Friday in the 31000 block of Ohio 206.
Authorities stated a 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix driven by Jeremiah Brock, 23, of Walhonding, was heading south when it failed to negotiate a turn at Township Road 358. The car went off the left side of the road and overturned onto its top.
Brock and a front seat passenger, Jade Hook, 22, of Coshocton, were treated on scene for minor injuries by Cosohcton County Emergency Medical Services. A backseat passenger, Adryanna Tomlin, 21, of Coshocton, was transported by EMS to Coshocton Regional Medical Center for treatment.
Wellness Awareness Week coming to Mineral County
Barbara High
Tribune Staff Writer
KEYSER - Child abuse, drug addiction and living a healthier lifestyle will be among the topics examined during Wellness Awareness Week April 19-23 in Mineral County.
Hosted by the ONTRACK! Coalition to address issues that happen in our community, the event will consist of several webinars available for viewing, and also have experts on hand to answer questions. The event will also have a TikTok challenge and will run end on April 24 to coincide with National Drug Take Back Day.
Dug Takes Back Day addresses a crucial public safety and health issue. Misused prescription stimulants, sedatives, and tranquilizers are of great concern, as most abused prescription drugs are obtained from family members and friends. This event provides and opportunity for Americans to prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths by turning in old and used medications.
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In October 2020, Americans turned in nearly 493 tons (more than 985,000 pounds) of prescription drugs at nearly 4,600 sites operated by the DEA, and more than 4,100 of its state and local law enforcement partners. (Shutterstock)
FOXBOROUGH, MA The Foxborough Police Department will join cities and towns throughout Massachusetts participating in National Drug Take Back Day.
The police department will accept expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, April 24, at the public safety building at 8 Chestnut St.
Drop-offs are anonymous, and no paperwork is necessary. Personal information should be blacked out on the label, but medication name and dosage information must remain visible. Prescription, non-prescription and veterinary pills will be accepted. Sharps will also be accepted as long as they are stored properly.