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Florida Drug Facts and Statistics

Florida is located in the southeastern region of the United States, neighbooring Georgia to the north, and bordering Alabama. The latter states are both homes to several cities notorious for their drug related problems, notably Alabama's increasing meth abuse problem.

Due to the fact that Florida's peninsula consists of open water and entrance points to the states, its a virtual haven for drug traffickers and dope peddlers. Compounding this is the numerous airports and maritime ports, offering additional means for the traffickers to smuggle in drugs.

Cocaine is the number one choice for abusers in Florida. It is sold in alarming amounts all across the state. Miami, one of the largest metropolitan cities in the state, serves as a relay point for the distribution of cocaine. Other areas in the state take this cocaine and convert it into crack cocaine and then sell it all across Florida.

Heroin is still very much available in Florida, however does not currently pose a serious drug threat to the state due to the lower abuse rate of this drug. It is mostly popular in the Southern and Central Florida areas where it is dropped off through air and and maritime ports from South American organizations, where the bulk of the drug is destined for distribution to states along the eastern coast.

Most of the methamphetamines in Florida are found in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. There has been an alarming increase of meth labs found all across Florida, as well as widespread use of the drug throughout most of the Floridian counties. In 2006, 50 meth-related deaths we reported by authorities.

The proximity of Florida to the Gerogia border has much to blame for a new trend which has been emerging throught the South Florida club scene. Distribution of high purity level crystal methamphetamine from Atlanta area sources is being transported from Atlanta into northern Florida and then distributed throughout the state. An increasing number of meth labs have also been reported, many of which mobilize to various zones throughout the state, such as in mobile homes, hotels and even near schools.

In recent years, the meth problem was mostly condensated on the western coast of Florida, in the Tampa Bay region. Due to the shift in distribution of the drug and the increasing rates of meth drug addiction, this problem has been spreading in the central and northern areas of Florida.

Methamphetamine is a highly dangerous, first for the dependency it creates and second for the damage cause by short and long term abuse. People on methamphetamine tend to become violent against others and also against themselves. As a matter of fact, methamphetamine is known to bring about suicidal tendencies.

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