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Gov. Fallin signs bill to curb pseudoephedrine purchases
5/9/2012
Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill Tuesday designed to reduce methamphetamine production. |
Opinions divided on pseudoephedrine compromise
5/5/2012
Law enforcement officials said the bill to further limit the sales of a key meth ingredient that passed the Legislature on Wednesday does not do enough to stop those who manufacture the drug. |
House OKs bill limiting purchases in Oklahoma of allergy drug pseudoephedrine used in meth, called toughest in the nation
5/3/2012
The Oklahoma House gave final legislative approval Wednesday to a bill limiting the sale of pseudoephedrine, the popular anti-allergy drug that is a key ingredient in most Oklahoma meth labs. |
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'Meth oil' leaks from pants of man arrested after traffic stop, Highway Patrol reports
4/27/2012
While handcuffing David L. Williams, 53, of Mounds, Trooper Shiloh Hall observed a “wet substance” dripping down the front of Williams’ pants. Hall confiscated a plastic water bottle containing 411 grams of “meth oil” from inside the front of Williams’ pants, the Highway Patrol reported. |
Cat found at drug bust tests positive for meth
4/24/2012
A cat that was rescued from a home where deputies found multiple one-pot meth labs last week has tested positive for the drug, officials said Tuesday. |
Senate backs restrictions on cold medicine
4/18/2012
A bill designed to reduce methamphetamine production cleared another hurdle Tuesday. |
Limit on pseudoephedrine purchase backed by House panel
4/11/2012
A House committee approved a proposal Tuesday to further restrict sales of pseudoephedrine, the popular allergy medicine that is a key ingredient in methamphetamine production. |
House committee approves proposal restricting pseudoephedrine sales
4/10/2012
An amendment to Senate Bill 1634 approved by the House Public Health Committee would restrict pseudoephedrine buyers to no more than 2.4 grams a day. |
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Drug tests for welfare recipients advances in Oklahoma Senate
4/5/2012
The Senate Appropriations Committee passed a measure Wednesday that would require welfare recipients to be drug tested. |
Vera man charged in last weekend's high-speed chase
4/5/2012
Colton Lee Marshall, 23, was charged Thursday in connection with a high-speed chase during which two children were nearly struck last weekend. |
