(BOSTON) OCT 6 – A NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWMAKER FRUSTRATED WITH THAT STATE’S LOSING BATTLE IN THE WAR TO CONTAIN OPIOID ADDICTION IS SUGGESTING A PUBLIC LIST OF CONVICTED OFFENDERS AS A DETERRENT.
FOX NEWS RADIO’S BILL MARCUS HAS MORE.
FLANAGAN SAYS HE’S ALREADY GOTTEN A REQUEST FROM A LAWMAKER IN VERMONT WHO WANTS TO COPY THE BILL’S LANGUAGE AND INTRODUCE IT THERE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPRESENTATIVE JACK FLANAGAN SAYS UNDER HIS BILL THE NAME OF A CONVICTED HEROIN DEALER WOULD WOULD COME OFF THE REGISTRY IF THEY ARE CLEAN FOR FIVE YEARS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPRESENTATIVE JACK FLANAGAN SAYS A PROPOSED REGISTRY OF HEROIN DEALERS COULD ACT AS A DETERRENT.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPRESENTATIVE JACK FLANAGAN SAYS UNDER HIS BILL CREATING A PUBLIC REGISTRY OF HEROIN DEALERS, LISTED DEALERS WOULD BE INELIGIBLE FOR ANY STATE BENEFITS.