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          • Actions to Determine Methamphetamine Contamination in Properties
          • Screening Assessment
          • Screening Assessment Report
      • Environmental Methamphetamine Exposures and Health Effects >
        • Dr Jackie Wright Research on Meth
        • Meth Case Study One-107ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Two-42ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Three-0.1ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Four-8.3ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Five-20.7ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Six-1.32ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Seven-4.4ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Eight-5.7ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Nine-53ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Ten->100ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Eleven-42.9ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twelve-7.8ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Thirteen-20ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Fourteen-NA
        • Meth Case Study Fifteen-0.13ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Sixteen-107ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Seventeen-45.09ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Eighteen-9.9ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Nineteen-245ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twenty-31ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twentyone-2ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twentytwo-250ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twentythree-125ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twentyfour-25ug/100cm2
        • Meth Case Study Twentyfive-3.5ug/100cm2
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        • Timeline of Meth Contamination of Homes
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SIGNS OF METH USE

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House Signs

  •  Cars & visitors at strange times
    • This could be a sign of occupants that deal drugs 
  • Lots of cell phones/sim cards
    • ​​Maybe a way to avoid being tracked
  • Expensive cars but not working
    • ​Perhaps purchased to hide assets 
  • Curtains always closed
    • ​To avoid activities being seen
  • Large amounts of cash
    • ​From sales of illicit drugs
  • Smoking outside, when normally inside
    • ​Could be due to flammable chemicals inside
  • Aggressive
    • ​Posturing to prevent nosy neighbours or violent behaviour from excessive drug use
  • Itching & scratching​
    • Perhaps from the meth user scratching their skin so hard causing it to bleed
  • Paranoid
    • Worried about being caught and / or excessive drug use may make the P use feel this way
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  • Colour stains to cookware
    • Could be an indication of meth manufacture
  • Glass cookware containing chemical residue
    • ​Glass can be easily scraped clean and any chemical residue may suggest P cooking
  • Stains to sinks and/or baths
    • Chemicals used by meth cooks to make P may have been disposed of down the sink.
  • Burn marks in carpet
    • Hot cookware or hot pipes may have been placed on the floor during the process
  • Red staining around walls
    • ​Chemicals used to make illegal drugs may cause staining
  • Pipes, syringes and instruments
    • ​All may be an indication of illegal drug use
  • Blackened out windows
    • ​Preventing "outsiders" from seeing what is happening inside is imperative to the paranoid meth cook and / or P users
  • Coffee filters
    • Used in the manufacturing process
  • Two stage liquids
    • Part of the P manufacturing process
  • Unusual ventilation systems – Extractor fans
    • ​Home made ventilation systems to prevent toxic chemicals from building up in the meth cooks house, could be contaminating neighbouring properties.
  • Burnt grass “pits” and evidence of chemicals being dumped in the garden/grass areas
    • ​The manufacturing process leaves unwanted toxic chemicals that are dumped.
  • Unusual or excessive rubbish – plastic containers, rubber hoses, gloves, batteries torn open, used coffee filters with coloured stains, pill packets.
    • ​All this could indicate a clan lab is in the house
  • Copper metal turning blue
    • ​Chemicals used in the drug manufacturing process may make this happen
  • Tape around doors
    • ​A poor effort to prevent toxic smells from escaping the cooks house as it may alert neighbours.
  • Elaborate/excessive security – cameras, keep out signs, guns, baby monitors outside
    • ​All in an attempt to protect themselves from rival gang members or the authorities.
  • Locks added to cupboards, bedroom doors, attics etc
    • Restricting access to parts of your property may be an attempt to prevent you or others from discovering their clan lab
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