FatHobbit;1797017 wrote:How do those people not end up in jail? Or do they just keep going back into the system?

I think it's a good idea to have it in the school if the problem is as bad as it seems to be. My daughter goes to Dublin and according to her there are lots of drugs there.

They go to jail. But usually are out within 30-90 days. In Logan County, at least, drug sentences seem to be very light.

Three reportedly overdose at Dayton house

http://www.whio.com/news/news/three-reportedly-overdose-at-dayton-house/nrTTs/

Read the book "Dreamland", by Sam Quinones, it talks about how the prescription pain pill epidemic in the early 90's through the early 2000's drove the heroin epidemic we see now. Opiates are the King of addiction, the opiate problem in prescription pain pills were too easy to come by. Scioto County, Portsmouth was what Quinones said the epicenter of the opiate addiction problem in America.

queencitybuckeye;1797010 wrote:Using what strategy?

No idea. That's just what my family and friends have told me. I haven't lived around there since 2003 (full-time) and 2006 (summer).