Suffer the Children |
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| Children of Methamphetamine manufacturers suffer burns, respiratory problems, toxic blood levels, neglect and abuse | |
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the Eyes of the Children |
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This note was handed to Commander Lori Moriarty from the North Metro Drug Task Force after a recent bust in Broomfield. The child that wrote this note lived down the street from the suspected lab. Children in this neighborhood are very aware of the dangers Meth labs.
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| The North Metro Drug Task Force discovers an 8-year-old
girl living in "deplorable living conditions" due to a drug
lab being operated in her home. According to North Metro Commander
Lori Moriarty, living conditions in the house were deplorable. "The
house had fire and chemical hazards and filthy living conditions,"
Moriarty said. "There were exposed electrical wires, chemical
stains on the carpet, a loaded gun was easily accessible to the child
and everyone in the house including the child had head lice."
According to police, apparently the girl had not been to school in
seven weekdays. |
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Task Force member explaining the decontamination process.
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After decontamination, the little girl is escorted to an ambulance for evaluation.
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| This photo was taken after she went through the decontamination process and a medical examination. The Task Force is providing new clothes and toys to the children they find in these labs. All of the children are taken to foster care . |
The raid of a suspected Meth lab in a home in Brighton reveals another child in danger from the actions of his parents, relatives and their friends.
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| Four year old escorted by SWAT to an ambulance for evaluation.
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A 4 year old's drawing. He can only count to 8, but he can show the process of manufacturing methamphetamine. On the left the reaction process and on the right is a condensing tube.
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| Even family pets suffers the impact of "cooking" meth. An animal control officer (left) and a North Metro firefigher decontaminate the Rottweiler found living at a suspected meth lab.
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