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Cocaine is one of the biggest drug threats in the state of Ohio. Officials have cited cocaine as being responsible for some of the most violent crimes. Cocaine is transported from the Southwest border to cities throughout Ohio as well as to Detroit, Michigan, and Chicago, Illinois, where it is then distributed to Ohio cities.

Mexican drug trafficking organizations are most likely supplying cocaine to the state of Ohio. Although other ethnic criminal groups have been known to transport cocaine as well, the Mexican drug trafficking organizations have a stronghold on the industry.

Cocaine is one of the most profitable drugs for Mexican Drug Trafficking Organizations to sell. This is most likely due to the fact that cocaine is a highly addictive drug. The high from cocaine provides the user with extreme euphoria, but it only lasts for a few seconds. This means that cocaine addicts have to continuosly purchase more and more cocaine in order to maintain their high. Along with the fact that addicts have to consume more and more cocaine in order to get high, there is a lot of violence and illegal activities surrounding this drug. When a person is addicted to cocaine they will resort to anything to get the money needed for the drug.

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In the state of Ohio, cocaine sells for $110/gram, $800-$1,400/ounce, and $23,000/kilogram. Cocaine in this state is relatively pure, average levels range from 63%-75%.

190,000 Ohio residents reported that they have abused cocaine in the past year. Additional reports show that 259,000 people living in Ohio have been addicted to some type of drug in the last year and 12,000 children have abused cocaine in the last year.

More and more children are beginning to abuse cocaine because of the false idea that it is a harmless drug. Cocaine has a reputation for being a party drug. A drug that will make the party more fun, a drug that will allow the person to stay up later, be more sociable, and drink more alcohol. While, at times, this can be true at times, cocaine will make an addict over night. The most vital thing to do is call our drug and alcohol counselors immediately at (877) 340-3602

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5.4% of 9th graders have abused some type of cocaine at lest once in their life. More alarming, is that the percentage more than doubles by the time children reach the 12th grade. 13.4% of 12th graders have abused cocaine at least once in their lifetime.

Officials in Ohio seized 511.8 kilograms of cocaine in 2006. That same year, the Ohio State Highway Patrol seized illegal drugs worth more than 54.6 million, including more than $28 million worth of cocaine.

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In 2006, 40% of all the Federally-sentenced defendants in Ohio had committed some sort of drug-related crime. 36% of those offenders had been incarcerated for cocaine-related crimes.

The state of Ohio reported that 67,101 people admitted themselves into treatment during 2006. 11,452 people who sought help in the state of Ohio needed help for a cocaine addiction. Further reports show that not all Ohio citizens are getting the help they need. 228,000 people needed help for a drug addiction but did not receive any. Remember, if you are looking for cocaine rehabs in Ohio pease call our drug counselors immediately!

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