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Schuette, Bouchard Take Stand Against Meth Production in Michigan



Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette; Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard; Eric Liu, Director of Professional Affairs of the Michigan Pharmacists Association (MPA); and pharmacy owner Pierre Boutros at Mill’s Pharmacy & Apothecary in Birmingham last week brought further awareness to Michigan’s new Anti-Smurfing Campaign. Part of the fight against meth production is focused on increasing awareness among the public about the criminal enterprise known as “smurfing” – the act of buying cold and allergy medicines containing pseudoephedrine on behalf of criminals who intend to use the products for meth production.
The Anti-Smurfing Campaign is an educational effort that targets purchasers where it will have the most impact – right at the pharmacy counter. The public–private partnership is carried out by retailers, pharmacies and community organizations across the country on a voluntary basis. Those participating in the campaign will post targeted, tested, heavily-researched awareness and educational materials, including warning signs and posters to raise awareness amongst consumers about seriousness of smurfing and the risks associated with the crime.

For more: www.michigan.gov/ag/0,4534,7-164--410917--,00.html

 

Secrest Wardle welcomes  Jonathan Paasch



Secrest Wardle proudly congratulates Jonathan Paasch on passing the bar exam. Paasch has accepted an Associate position with the firm at its Grand Rapids location.

He is a member of the General Negligence, Insurance Coverage, Motor Vehicle Litigation, and Property, Fire , Casualty Practice Groups.

A fifteen-year veteran of law en-forcement, Paasch gained valuable experience serving as a school liaison officer, hostage negotiator, narcotics detective, and a first-line supervisor, among other positions.
Paasch obtained an Associate’s degree from Grand Rapids Community College in Criminal Justice, a BA in Business Administration from Cornerstone University, and his J.D. from WMU-Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he served as Publicity Editor on Law Review  and graduated cum laude.
 

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