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Massachussetts Drug Abuse Facts

The primary drugs of abuse in Massachusetts are cocaine and heroin, both primarily controled and trafficked by Colombian and Dominican drug traffickers. An popular alternative for heroin has been also found to be Oxycontin.

Cocaine is distributed and abused in generous quantities all throughout the state of Massachusetts. The drug’s price and its purity have both remained fairly stable over the last few years. Street gang members of the African-American community are the predominant cocaine and crack cocaine dealers. Although New York has been found to be a major source for the drug, authorities have found increasing evidence of drug activity stemming from sources along the Mexican/US border, as well as Florida and Georgia, which are also familiar sources for the crack cocaine that is obtained, if not done locally.

Heroin is very present in the Massachusetts state. In earlier years, heroin was provided by traffickers in New York City, but now more and more of the heroin found in Massachusetts comes from the actual manufacturing countries, such as Columbia and Dominican Republic.

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