Staff Sgt. Nate Boothby, Chief Chris Perley and Patrol Officer First Class Ryan McDonald once again took part in National Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 24 at the Jackson Grammar School. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Staff Sgt. Nate Boothby, Chief Chris Perley and Patrol Officer First Class Ryan McDonald once again took part in National Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 24 at the Jackson Grammar School. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BOSTON — The final tally is in from the 19th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 26.
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s New England Field Division and its partners, over the course of four hours, collected 115,944.24 pounds — or over 57 tons — of expired, unused, unwanted prescription drugs, electronic vaping devices and cartridges at 586 collection sites throughout New England.
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