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Energy boom in North Dakota leads to increase in drug crimes
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Posted: Friday, October 11, 2013
Authorities in North Dakota and Montana are announcing a partnership to combat a rise in drug crimes in the Bakken oil patch.
The energy boom has led to an influx in population in both states. Drug traffickers are targeting the new arrivals and are contributing to an increase in drug offenses, violence and property crimes.
Indian Country isn't immune. In July, authorities
arrested 22 people for trafficking drugs
on the
Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation
in North Dakota.
Most of the defendants were based on the reservation. But authorities say the drugs were coming from a national trafficking organization.
Get the Story:
As Bakken oil patch booms, drug crimes spike; 16 arrested in Montana, North Dakota
(AP 10/11)
Related Stories:
Authorities bust 22 in drug ring on North Dakota reservation
(07/02)
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