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Waiting for Kentucky State Police



2011-03-12 - KY 61 South, District 4, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Methamphetamine Generator left, an almost innocent looking beverage container but so toxic special teams are required to dispose of it, was discovered by Adair County Solid Waste Coordinator A.L. Sinclair on Friday afternoon, March 11, 2011. In right photo, Deputy Joe Burris and Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss were watching north for the arrival of the Kentucky State Police disposal unit. Sheriff Moss said that the problem in Adair County is necessitating special training for one of his deputies. Deputy Justin Claywell, will have the training to safely dispose of the devices soon, he said. The location is approximately 12 miles south of Columbia, three miles north of Breeding. The Harrodsburg Baptist Church is located on the Harrods Fork Circle, part of the old Burkesville RD, above the bank in the right photo.


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