Hatfield
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One other thing I wanted to add is the News media and the Government is totally mixing up two totally different things whenever you hear the term "Opiod Crisis".
A very large part of that crisis are the totally illegal drugs like Heroin and Fentanyl and all too often the news media and government is not making the distinction between that and regular doctor prescribed medicines.
When they talk about drug overdoses, deaths, and people having opiod drug issues, it is often the totally illegal drugs that are involved and yet there is no distinction made.
They are two totally different things because the illegal drugs and illegal drug dealing needs to be tackled and stopped by Law enforcement to be stopped. Law enforcement is the only way to stop that.
Most news media I have seen about the Opiod Crisis never wants to separate the two different things and it is very important to keep both issues separate because the way to stop it involves two separate ways.
One other thing I wanted to add is the News media and the Government is totally mixing up two totally different things whenever you hear the term "Opiod Crisis".
A very large part of that crisis are the totally illegal drugs like Heroin and Fentanyl and all too often the news media and government is not making the distinction between that and regular doctor prescribed medicines.
When they talk about drug overdoses, deaths, and people having opiod drug issues, it is often the totally illegal drugs that are involved and yet there is no distinction made.
They are two totally different things because the illegal drugs and illegal drug dealing needs to be tackled and stopped by Law enforcement to be stopped. Law enforcement is the only way to stop that.
Most news media I have seen about the Opiod Crisis never wants to separate the two different things and it is very important to keep both issues separate because the way to stop it involves two separate ways.
She's on surveillance video in the home where she was looking for prescription drugs and took $40.
