Amphetamine use a big driver of property crime in the Great Lakes

By Rebecca Casson
Updated July 29 2015 - 4:25pm, first published 12:00am
PROACTIVE APPROACH: Detective acting inspector and crime manager Natalie Stephens said that the local area command has run a number of proactive operations targeting the supply of amphetamines.
PROACTIVE APPROACH: Detective acting inspector and crime manager Natalie Stephens said that the local area command has run a number of proactive operations targeting the supply of amphetamines.

“People are increasingly coming into the station affected by drugs and amphetamines,” Manning Great Lakes crime coordinator Sergeant Ben Atkinson stated frankly. 

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