Former meth users interviewed for state report
<p><strong>A collection</strong> of items in evidence at the Flathead County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday, December 1, in Kalispell. Seen here are; half a kilo of cocaine, valued at $15,000, 4 oz of methamphetamine valued at $12,000, and 1.3 grams of Heroin valued at just under $200. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)</p>
A needs assessment that was completed late last year by the Montana Department of Justice, but has not been made public by Attorney General Austin Knudsen's office, provides insight into the state's battle with methamphetamine from the perspectives of 99 former users.
The primary goal of the project, formally titled "Methamphetamine Use in Montana," was to learn more about "precursors to initiation and course of methamphetamine disorders among users," the report states...
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