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This
Threat Assessment is a national-level strategic assessment of methamphetamine trafficking
in the United States. It addresses significant trends in methamphetamine production,
transportation, distribution, and abuse. It discusses a wide range of issues, including
methamphetamine production in the United States and Mexico and the impact of foreign
and domestic methamphetamine production trends on availability of the drug in the
U.S. Drug markets. This assessment draws upon the National Drug Threat Assessment
2009, regional drug intelligence products prepared by the National Drug Intelligence
Center, and reporting from numerous federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.
Your questions, comments, and suggestions for future subjects are welcome at any time. Addresses are provided at the end of the page.
Cover photo: DEA
Inset photos from left:
Snohomish (Washington) Regional Drug Task Force - Methamphetamine clandestine
laboratory precursor chemicals
DEA - Ice methamphetamine crystals
DEA - Powder methamphetamine
Snohomish (Washington) Regional Drug Task Force - Methamphetamine clandestine
laboratory components and precursor chemicals
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force Region Methamphetamine Summaries
Florida/Caribbean
OCDETF Region
Great Lakes
OCDETF Region
Mid-Atlantic
OCDETF Region
New England
OCDETF Region
New
York/New Jersey OCDETF Region
Pacific OCDETF
Region
Southeast OCDETF
Region
Southwest OCDETF
Region
West Central
OCDETF Region
Appendix A. Map
Appendix B. Tables and Figures
Figure 1. Commercial
Pseudoephedrine Imports to Mexico, in Metric Tons, 2004-2008
Figure 2. Methamphetamine
Seizure Amounts Along the Southwest Border, in Kilograms, 2004-2008
Figure 3. Methamphetamine
Seizure Amounts in the United States, in Kilograms, 2004-2008
Figure 4. Reported Methamphetamine
Laboratory Seizures in the United States, 2004-2008
Figure 5. The Nine OCDETF
Regions
Figure 6. Florida/Caribbean
OCDETF Region
Figure 7. Great Lakes OCDETF
Region
Figure 8. Mid-Atlantic OCDETF
Region
Figure 9. New England OCDETF
Region
Figure 10. New York/New
Jersey OCDETF Region
Figure 11. Pacific OCDETF
Region
Figure 12. Southeast
OCDETF Region
Figure 13. Southwest
OCDETF Region
Figure 14. West Central
OCDETF Region
Figure B1.
Methamphetamine Price and Purity, April 2005-September 2008
Figure B2.
Nationwide Rates of Positive Methamphetamine Workplace Drug Testing Results, by
Quarter, 2005-2008
Figure B3.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Florida/Caribbean Region, 2004-2008
Figure B4.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Great Lakes Region, 2004-2008
Figure B5.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Mid-Atlantic Region, 2004-2008
Figure B6.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the New England Region, 2004-2008
Figure B7.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the New York/New Jersey Region, 2004-2008
Figure B8.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Pacific Region, 2004-2008
Figure B9.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Southeast Region, 2004-2008
Figure B10.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the Southwest Region, 2004-2008
Figure B11.
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the West Central Region, 2004-2008
Table 1. Cities Reporting
an Increase in Pseudoephedrine Smurfing in 2008
Table B1.
Methamphetamine Seizure Amounts Along the Southwest Border, in Kilograms, by
Quarter, 2004-2008
Table B2.
Methamphetamine Seizure Amounts in the United States, in Kilograms, by Quarter,
2004-2008
Table B3. Cities
Reporting Disruptions in the Methamphetamine Supply Chain, June 2007-June 2008
Table B4. Reported
Methamphetamine Laboratory Seizures in the United States, 2004-2008
Table B5. Trends in
Percentage of Past Year Methamphetamine Use, 2002-2007
Table B6. Adolescent
Trends in Percentage of Past Year Methamphetamine Use, 2002-2007
Table B7. Primary
Methamphetamine Treatment Admissions to Publicly Funded Treatment Facilities,
2001-2006
Table B8. Greatest
Drug Threat, by Region, as Reported by State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies
Table B9. Amphetamine
(Including Methamphetamine) Treatment Admissions by OCDETF Region, 2001-2006
Map A1. National Drug Threat Survey 2008 Greatest Drug Threat by OCDETF Region.
The National Methamphetamine Threat Assessment 2009 is a national-level strategic assessment of methamphetamine trafficking in the United States. This assessment addresses significant trends in methamphetamine production, transportation, distribution, and abuse. It discusses a wide range of issues, including methamphetamine production in the United States and Mexico and the impact of foreign and domestic methamphetamine production trends on availability of the drug in U.S. drug markets. This assessment draws upon the National Drug Threat Assessment 2009, regional drug intelligence products prepared by the National Drug Intelligence Center, and reporting from numerous federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.
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