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Course detail: Dangerous Street Drugs: One Day Crash Course

Dangerous Street Drugs are plaguing every community, every town and city, and rapidly spreading to every corner of the US. They come in all forms and are constantly being synthesized and combined with other dangerous substances. Some of these drugs are so potent that they can be dangerous to the touch and must be handled with extreme caution. "Street Valium", "Cyco", "ISO", "Pink Cocaine", "Black Cocaine", "Gas Station Heroin," and many, many other drugs can be found in schools, jails, streets, and homes. And what substances are more potent than Fentanyl, and Narcan won't work on someone who overdosed? This course will expose many Dangerous Drugs, emerging drugs, drug trends, counterfeit drugs, and drugs that are constantly modified to stay under the radar of the law.

Course Topics Include:

Why do new and modified dangerous drugs continue to plague the US every year?
Dangers to users, first responders, teachers, corrections, parents, and others
Decriminalization/Legalization of formerly Illegal Drugs - Identifying Pill Mills in your area
Cychlorphine - ISO (Nitazenes) - Counterfeit Prescription Drugs - Research Chemicals - Psychedelics
Plant Drugs - Phenibut - Etizolam - Flakka - Steroids - Synthetic Marijuana - Delta 9 THC
Counterfeit Marijuana Variations (BHO, edibles, vapes, paraphernalia) created by criminal chemists
Cartel's takeover of Marijuana Grows - Gang members opening up legal dispensaries
Fentanyl other Synthetic opioids - Heroin ?Hillbilly Heroin ?Heroin Types
LSD: Lysergic acid diethylamide "acid" - Molly, the real Molly, versus what's being sold on the streets
Cocaine - Black Cocaine - Pink Cocaine (Not cocaine, it's 2CB) - Plastic Cocaine!! - Fish scale cocaine
Counterfeit Weight Loss Drugs: Ozempic, etc. - Methamphetamine labs, paraphernalia, and Meth trends

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