ST. LOUIS — Authorities continue to find more meth labs and dump sites in Missouri than in any other state — by far — despite a new state law that has made it tougher to buy key ingredients.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Capt. Tim Hull said Wednesday 462 lab busts and discoveries of meth-making dump sites were reported in the state for the first three months of 2009, according to an internal report. No other state was even close, the Drug Enforcement Administration reports.
Mississippi had the second-highest number of meth incidents, with 146 in the January-through-March period.
Michigan was third with 136.
by the asociated press
Missouri State Highway Patrol Capt. Tim Hull said Wednesday 462 lab busts and discoveries of meth-making dump sites were reported in the state for the first three months of 2009, according to an internal report. No other state was even close, the Drug Enforcement Administration reports.
Mississippi had the second-highest number of meth incidents, with 146 in the January-through-March period.
Michigan was third with 136.
by the asociated press
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