Norwich PD Collects 60 Pounds Of Discarded Prescription Drugs
Published: May 5th, 2011
By: Tyler Murphy

NORWICH – The Norwich Police Department collected more than 60 pounds of prescription drugs and other substances Saturday during the national Drug Enforcement Administration’s “Take Back” drug collection program.

The department participated in an identical event in September and collected three, 35-gallon containers and two garbage bags full of prescription drugs, weighing about 120 pounds.

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