https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm truesee's Blog: Controversial Billboard Says " Where Has Your Heroin Been?" en-us Lottery Post RSS Generator https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm#c62916 https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm#c62916 Sun, 22 May 2011 06:33:27 GMT Boney526 <br />I would never touch crap like that, but if it was legal there'd be decency standards. EG when you go to a pharmacy, you know your drugs haven't been up a butt.*<br />   *Or you can bring that to court.

]]> Boney526 https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm#c62905 https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm#c62905 Sun, 22 May 2011 02:29:27 GMT time*treat Why don't they put up one about where the water coming out of your tap was 24 hours ago? ;-)

]]> time*treat https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2011/5/controversial-billboard-says-where-has-your.htm Sun, 22 May 2011 02:11:56 GMT truesee Ohio anti-drug billboard sparks controversy with message about heroin's long journey to users

Nina Mandell

DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Saturday, May 21st 2011, 3:51 PM

WLIO

A billboard in Ohio has become the talk of Hardin Couny

An Ohio family services organization has one question for heroin users: Do you know where your heroin has been?

An eye-catching billboard sponsored by Hardin County Jobs and Family Services has turned heads with its honest and slightly disgusting message to potential or current drug users.

Summer 2009, Police arrested a Kenton Man with over 900 balloons of Heroin Up his Butt *

Where has your heroin been?

According to My Fox Columbus, the billboard refers to 26-year-old Justin Humphreys, who was convicted of trafficking heroin after the car he was a passenger in was pulled over.

Hardin County Job and Family Services director Robert Norman told WLIO-TV that he wants to catch the attention of non-drug users, and parents, to talk about the growing problem of heroin use in the county.

He told the television station he s received calls of support and anger from the billboard viewers.

There are people who are concerned for the image of our community. But, you know I certainly hope that people would highly evaluate a community that's willing to face the problems that they're confronted with, he told Fox 28

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