First responders concerned about safety at meth lab scenesBy Ed Ernstes (ernstes@wsbt.com)
Elkhart police and fire personnel are working together to address safety procedures for first responders at methamphetamine labs. (WSBT photo)
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Thursday, Nov 20 at 4:55 PM Adrianna Rodgers wrote ...
I am so scared of meth labs blowing up in pieces and the debree will come inside my house then we will have to call special services from the fire dept to come like ghosts from other world all covered up and taking samples of each piece that will come inside the house. They look like doctors overprotected gear. I dont blame them. Those poisons can get into their systems and make them sick too. I wish they could come into the rentals and enter each room and check each tenant for meth samples in t