The epidemic has cost the State close to $1.4 billion, and in spite of the best efforts by local law enforcement, we continue to have one of the highest abuse rates in the Nation.
Michael Bennet: “The epidemic has cost the State close to $1.4 billion, and in spite of the best efforts by local law enforcement, we…”
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Bennet highlights the financial impact of methamphetamine abuse in Colorado.
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