A sting operation in Berk County, Pennsylvania rounded up 48 people on drug-related charges. The operation, dubbed Operation Tourniquet, targeted the distribution of heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, marijuana and prescription medications.
In a press conference, District Attorney John Adams stated:
They did just that by confiscating a total of ten firearms, nine vehicles, $40,000 in cash and a substantial quantity of drugs including heroin with a street value of $30,000.
The staff at Narconon New Life Retreat congratulate the efforts of the brave officers who were a part of this operation.
To help members of any community fight back against drug abuse, Narconon New Life Retreat makes free drug education materials on the signs of drug abuse available to anyone.
The following are some signs and symptoms for the drugs that police are targeting in Pennsylvania.
Signs of Cocaine use:
Weight loss
Runny nose
Dilated pupils
Aggressiveness
Paranoia
Increased heart rate
Abnormal sleep patterns
Sign of Heroin Use:
Pinpoint pupils
Sleepiness or nodding off
Needle marks
Deteriorating personal appearance
Flushed skin
Runny or itchy nose
Slurred speech
Wearing long sleeves to cover needle marks
Signs of Methamphetamine use:
Loss of appetite
Unusual activity
Unexplained weight loss
Lack of sleep
Nervousness
Anxiety
Aggression
Paranoia
Signs of Marijuana use:
Red eyes
Disorientation
Lethargy
Uncontrollable laughter
Secretiveness
Confusion, indecisiveness
Poor memory and focus
Lack of coordination
If your loved one is exhibiting some of the symptoms listed above, there is a chance they are using drugs. Please contact us in such a situation so we may assist you in finding them the help they need.
