Part 3: Meth In Your Back Yard? What To Watch For
A new drug that could block meth-making process from cold tablets.
Sgt. Jason Grellner has been busting meth labs since 1997. As president of the Missouri Narcotics Association and commander of the Franklin County Narcotics Unit, which works in conjunction with the St. Louis County Drug Task Force, Greliner has been following meth trends and knows where meth hot spots are around Missouri. He warns St. Louis County residents that meth is moving to their communities, and as previously reported by Patch, he said he has the numbers to support his claim. Read Meth In Your Neighborhood: Part 1 and Part 2 "There aren't many crimes we can stop in the end, but meth labs is one we can. And the only reason we haven't is is because the pharmaceutical companies are spending millions of dollars fighting us, and the …
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