A rising death toll offers tragic proof of heroin's reach across North Jersey
is an absolute epidemic,coach factory, said Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli,marc jacobs outlet, who led a multi jurisdictional task force to crack down on North Jersey heroin trade over the past four months. kids have no idea what they getting into. Between 2007 and 2011, the number of heroin users nationwide increased dramatically, from 373,karen millen dresses,000, to 620,000, according to federal data, while the number of heroin dependent young adults more than doubled, from 53,000,juicy couture handbags, to 109,000, between 2009 and 2011, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Addiction.
is much more commonplace than it been in years, said Ellen Elias, director of the Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources in Hackensack. see it all around. It seems like the population in which heroin is most prevalent is that 18 to 25 year old population.
Last October, the Bergen County Medical Examiner Office reported alarming spike in heroin related deaths. But trouble had been brewing for months: Police blotters in quiet towns have been thick with drug arrests,sac longchamp, young adults caught with hypodermic needles and bags of dope. In the past few months alone, six arrests of Wayne residents. Five of Garfield. Two of Fair Lawn. And many,louboutin outlet, many more.
drug trade has successfully destroyed, ravaged,true religion jeans outlet, our community and communities across our nation, said Laquan Hargrove,toms, director of the Paterson Youth Services Bureau. war on drugs, we are losing it.
Hargrove said he has seen the reach of gangs extend in recent years to nearly every corner of the city, nearly every age group. kids are exposed to the whole spectrum of the gang lifestyle,ghd sale, Hargrove said. crime, its violence, they are exposed to the drug trade, they are exposed to it all.
On a recent afternoon in Paterson, heroin was being sold openly on the street mere blocks from a public school. In March,insanity workout dvd, Bergen County detectives arrested a midlevel dealer after he dropped his child off at school, part of his morning routine.

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