Cocaine is readily available throughout Dallas with the
largest quantities available in metropolitan areas. Crack is readily available
in Dallas’s inner cities and in some smaller communities.
Mexican black tar heroin is also readily available in Dallas’s
metropolitan areas.
Marijuana remains readily available and is considered the most widely used
illegal drug throughout Dallas.
Crystal methamphetamine, or ice, has dominated street level sales throughout Dallas. The demand and availability of this form of meht
has continued to increase with no signs of leveling off. With less complex
methods of production, the proliferation of clandestine laboratories and
the increase of production of methamphetamine have become problems in Dallas.
During 2003, a total of 45 methamphetamine labs were discovered in Dallas.
Authorities found 21 children on the scene of the 45 working meth labs.
Club Drugs - MDMA (Ecstasy) is readily available and abused in Dallas
and poses a considerable drug threat to the state. GHB and its analogs pose
a low but increasing threat to Dallas. Some Dallas detectives believe
MDMA is replacing cocaine among younger users.
Diverted pharmaceuticals pose an increasing threat to Dallas and throughout
the country. The most commonly abused pharmaceuticals include hydrocodone,
benzodiazepine, oxycodone, diazepam, steroids, and codeine.
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