Along with the sharp increase in heroin deaths in Connecticut, more criminal cases involving heroin sale and possession are being observed in the state's courts. It might be too early for statistics to show, but some lawyers and judges are already seeing a spike in heroin arrests.
May 02, 2014 at 06:38 PM
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Along with the sharp increase in heroin deaths in Connecticut, more criminal cases involving heroin sale and possession are being observed in the state’s courts.
It might be too early for statistics to show, but some lawyers and judges are already seeing a spike in heroin arrests.
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