Just saw on the news where Montgomery county in Ohio is the overdose capital of the world.
I would have thought for sure it would have been California.
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SageWanderer · 70-79, M
There are a combination of factors mostly the intersection of Interstate highways in and near Montgomery County that leads to the increased traffic. In West Virginia synthetic drugs were touted by the drug company's as non addictive so now those that are hooked are looking for street alternatives. There are not enough clinics or detox centers to help those addicted.