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BlackIraqMan · 07-03-2007, 02:48 PM

? Authorities say there have been 21 "cheese" deaths in the Dallas area since 2005
? Schools, police have begun campaign to try to stop the drug from spreading
? Middle schoolers cheer after detective says U.S. has the most drug users
? Dad of a teenager who died says: "All it takes is once"
More on CNN TV: Watch "Paula Zahn Now" at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday to see what authorities are doing to try to stop the spread of "cheese heroin."
From Tracy Sabo
CNN

DALLAS, Texas (CNN) -- A cheap, highly addictive drug known as "cheese heroin" has killed 21 teenagers in the Dallas area over the past two years, and authorities say they are hoping they can stop the fad before it spreads across the nation.
"Cheese heroin" is a blend of so-called black tar Mexican heroin and crushed over-the-counter medications that contain the antihistamine diphenhydramine, found in products such as Tylenol PM, police say. The sedative effects of the heroin and the nighttime sleep aids make for a deadly brew.

"A double whammy -- you're getting two downers at once," says Dallas police detective Monty Moncibais. "If you take the body and you start slowing everything down, everything inside your body, eventually you're going to slow down the heart until it stops and, when it stops, you're dead." (Audio slide show: A father describes his teen son's death)

Steve Robertson, a special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration in Washington , says authorities are closely monitoring the use of "cheese" in Dallas .

Trying to keep the drug from spreading to other cities, the DEA is working with Dallas officials to raise public awareness about the problem. Authorities also are trying to identify the traffickers, Robertson says.

"We are concerned about any drug trend that is new because we want to stop it," he says.

Why should a parent outside Dallas care about what's happening there?
Robertson says it's simple: The ease of communication via the Internet and cell phones allows a drug trend to spread rapidly across the country.
"A parent in New York should be very concerned about a drug trend in Dallas , a drug trend in Kansas City , a drug trend anywhere throughout the United States ," he says.
Middle schoolers acknowledge 'cheese'
"Cheese" is not only dangerous. It's cheap. About $2 for a single hit and as little as $10 per gram. The drug can be snorted with a straw or through a ballpoint pen, authorities say. It causes drowsiness and lethargy, as well as euphoria, excessive thirst and disorientation. That is, if the user survives. (Interactive: What is "cheese"? )
Authorities aren't exactly sure how the drug got its name "cheese." It's most likely because the ground-up, tan substance looks like Parmesan cheese. The other theory is it's shorthand for the Spanish word "chiva," which is street slang for heroin.
By using the name "cheese," drug dealers are marketing the low-grade heroin to a younger crowd -- many of them middle schoolers -- unaware of its potential dangers, authorities say.

"These are street dealers, dope dealers," Moncibais recently warned students at Sam Tasby Middle School . "They give you a lethal dose. What do they care?"
Moncibais then asked how many students knew a "cheese" user. Just about everyone in the auditorium raised a hand. At one point, when he mentioned that the United States has the highest rate of drug users in the world, the middle schoolers cheered. (Watch middle schoolers raise hands, admit they know drug users )
"You know, I know being No. 1 is important, but being the No. 1 dopeheads in the world, I don't know whether [that] bears applause," Moncibais shot back.
Authorities say the number of arrests involving possession of "cheese" in the Dallas area this school year was 146, up from about 90 the year before. School is out for the summer, and authorities fear that the students, with more time on their hands, could turn to the drug.
'Cheese' as common a problem as pot
School officials and police have been holding assemblies, professional lectures, PTA meetings and classroom discussions to get the word out about the drug. A public service announcement made by Dallas students is airing on local TV, and a hotline number has been created for those seeking assistance.

Drug treatment centers in Dallas say teen "cheese" addicts are now as common as those seeking help for a marijuana addiction. "It is the first drug to have even come close in my experience here," says Michelle Hemm, director of Phoenix House in Dallas .

From September 2005 to September 2006, Phoenix House received 69 "cheese" referral calls from parents. Hemm says that in the last eight months alone, that number has nearly doubled to 136. The message from the parents is always, "My kid is using 'cheese,' " she says.

Phoenix House refers them to detoxification units first, but Hemm says at least 62 teens have received additional treatment at her facility since last September.
Fernando Cortez Sr. knows all too well how devastating cheese heroin can be. A reformed drug user who has spent time in prison, Cortez had spoken to his children about the pitfalls of drug use. He thought his 15-year-old son was on the right track.
But on March 31, his boy, Fernando "Nando" Cortez Jr., was found dead after using cheese heroin.

"I should have had a better talk with him," he says. "All it takes is once. You get high once and you die, and that's what happened to my son."

He knows it's too late for his son. Now, he is using his son's story to help others.
"All I can do is try to help people now. Help the kids, help the parents."
CNN.com senior producer Wayne Drash contributed to this report.

Kimberly Parmer
City of Atlanta
Department of Watershed Management
404-979-6999, ext 7220 404-979-3131 fax
[email protected]

AlCapone · 07-03-2007, 02:49 PM

Natural selection at it's best.

xNetworx · 07-03-2007, 02:50 PM

tehHinjew · 07-03-2007, 03:52 PM

lets get the nice ones in porn

MissMina · 07-03-2007, 04:27 PM

Yeah I heard about this stuff. Heroin is bad news period.

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE · 07-03-2007, 04:44 PM

They should sell that shit in Iraq...

RawAlex · 07-03-2007, 06:26 PM

This was on the front of CNN about 2 or 3 months ago. It is proof that the drug people know no limits when it comes to trying to hook people younger and younger.

cones · 07-03-2007, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by AlienQ

They should sell that shit in Iraq...

typical response from a fox and friends fueled arrogant american who has never left his state let alone country

you want to f8ckign invade Iraq - destroy the f*cking country and as if thats not bad enuf now you want to suggesat they need to die from heroin

what a piece of fucking shit you are kid

LiveDose · 07-03-2007, 06:44 PM

Nasty ass habit.

Jarmusch · 07-03-2007, 06:59 PM

Hmm I like cheese..

Dirty Dane · 07-03-2007, 07:01 PM

Thats horrible

p0rnus · 07-03-2007, 07:03 PM

i'm glad i made it out of middle school alive

notabook · 07-03-2007, 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex

This was on the front of CNN about 2 or 3 months ago. It is proof that the drug people know no limits when it comes to trying to hook people younger and younger.

It's just business to them, just like it is to nearly all big businesses. The fast food industry gets kids hooked on greasy, fatty, nasty food by inviting them in with colorful characters such as Ronald McDonald and the Grimace. The Tobacco companies did it with the "Joe Camels" and candy cigarettes. Children are nothing but $$ to these kinds of people.

Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life · 07-03-2007, 07:17 PM

meh, pumping your body full of unknown & potentially harmful chemicals is just a part of growing up, lol...

pr0 · 07-03-2007, 09:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex

This was on the front of CNN about 2 or 3 months ago. It is proof that the drug people know no limits when it comes to trying to hook people younger and younger.

Anyone else think RawAlex is a cop? Who else would say some shit like that?

I don't know a single drug dealer on EARTH who sells dope to middle schoolers, or would ever think its a good idea.

Like all drugs, I'm sure this started out in the clubs & moved to the colleges. And eventually it finds its way into kids hands during the summer months.

Its just 2 drugs we already have, cough syrup & heroin. Someone just decided to mix it up. It's not like theres bugs bunny on the baggies.

No real dope dealer sells shit to kids....in fact, most dealers would kill one of their soldiers for that.

Crack dealers don't sit outside of the playground like they show on T.V. That world only exists in the fantasy world cops make up in their head, to justify their treatment of drug addicts.

Thus, RawALex is a cop

DatingGold · 07-03-2007, 10:29 PM

crazy.....

gandalfuy · 07-03-2007, 10:38 PM

that sucks!

Jarmusch · 07-04-2007, 01:36 PM

It must come in handy when you need a fix and are short on cash though.

Libertine · 07-04-2007, 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pr0

Anyone else think RawAlex is a cop? Who else would say some shit like that?

I don't know a single drug dealer on EARTH who sells dope to middle schoolers, or would ever think its a good idea.

Like all drugs, I'm sure this started out in the clubs & moved to the colleges. And eventually it finds its way into kids hands during the summer months.

Its just 2 drugs we already have, cough syrup & heroin. Someone just decided to mix it up. It's not like theres bugs bunny on the baggies.

No real dope dealer sells shit to kids....in fact, most dealers would kill one of their soldiers for that.

Crack dealers don't sit outside of the playground like they show on T.V. That world only exists in the fantasy world cops make up in their head, to justify their treatment of drug addicts.

Thus, RawALex is a cop

When I was 14, I had no difficulty whatsoever buying meth and xtc

cones · 07-04-2007, 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pr0

Anyone else think RawAlex is a cop? Who else would say some shit like that?

I don't know a single drug dealer on EARTH who sells dope to middle schoolers, or would ever think its a good idea.

Like all drugs, I'm sure this started out in the clubs & moved to the colleges. And eventually it finds its way into kids hands during the summer months.

Its just 2 drugs we already have, cough syrup & heroin. Someone just decided to mix it up. It's not like theres bugs bunny on the baggies.

No real dope dealer sells shit to kids....in fact, most dealers would kill one of their soldiers for that.

Crack dealers don't sit outside of the playground like they show on T.V. That world only exists in the fantasy world cops make up in their head, to justify their treatment of drug addicts.

Thus, RawALex is a cop

so what if he is a cop, which he's not, at least hes not a fucking ignorant moron

how many drug dealers do you actually know clown? :

those mother fuckers will sell anything to anyone that buy it, you must have your head up your arse to make such an insane comment.

remember people next time you are looking for a person of high moral character look for your local smack dealer

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BlackIraqMan So Fucking Banned Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: canada Posts: 373	Deadly $2 heroin aimed at young teens ? Authorities say there have been 21 "cheese" deaths in the Dallas area since 2005 ? Schools, police have begun campaign to try to stop the drug from spreading ? Middle schoolers cheer after detective says U.S. has the most drug users ? Dad of a teenager who died says: "All it takes is once" More on CNN TV: Watch "Paula Zahn Now" at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday to see what authorities are doing to try to stop the spread of "cheese heroin." From Tracy Sabo CNN DALLAS, Texas (CNN) -- A cheap, highly addictive drug known as "cheese heroin" has killed 21 teenagers in the Dallas area over the past two years, and authorities say they are hoping they can stop the fad before it spreads across the nation. "Cheese heroin" is a blend of so-called black tar Mexican heroin and crushed over-the-counter medications that contain the antihistamine diphenhydramine, found in products such as Tylenol PM, police say. The sedative effects of the heroin and the nighttime sleep aids make for a deadly brew. "A double whammy -- you're getting two downers at once," says Dallas police detective Monty Moncibais. "If you take the body and you start slowing everything down, everything inside your body, eventually you're going to slow down the heart until it stops and, when it stops, you're dead." (Audio slide show: A father describes his teen son's death) Steve Robertson, a special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration in Washington , says authorities are closely monitoring the use of "cheese" in Dallas . Trying to keep the drug from spreading to other cities, the DEA is working with Dallas officials to raise public awareness about the problem. Authorities also are trying to identify the traffickers, Robertson says. "We are concerned about any drug trend that is new because we want to stop it," he says. Why should a parent outside Dallas care about what's happening there? Robertson says it's simple: The ease of communication via the Internet and cell phones allows a drug trend to spread rapidly across the country. "A parent in New York should be very concerned about a drug trend in Dallas , a drug trend in Kansas City , a drug trend anywhere throughout the United States ," he says. Middle schoolers acknowledge 'cheese' "Cheese" is not only dangerous. It's cheap. About $2 for a single hit and as little as $10 per gram. The drug can be snorted with a straw or through a ballpoint pen, authorities say. It causes drowsiness and lethargy, as well as euphoria, excessive thirst and disorientation. That is, if the user survives. (Interactive: What is "cheese"? ) Authorities aren't exactly sure how the drug got its name "cheese." It's most likely because the ground-up, tan substance looks like Parmesan cheese. The other theory is it's shorthand for the Spanish word "chiva," which is street slang for heroin. By using the name "cheese," drug dealers are marketing the low-grade heroin to a younger crowd -- many of them middle schoolers -- unaware of its potential dangers, authorities say. "These are street dealers, dope dealers," Moncibais recently warned students at Sam Tasby Middle School . "They give you a lethal dose. What do they care?" Moncibais then asked how many students knew a "cheese" user. Just about everyone in the auditorium raised a hand. At one point, when he mentioned that the United States has the highest rate of drug users in the world, the middle schoolers cheered. (Watch middle schoolers raise hands, admit they know drug users ) "You know, I know being No. 1 is important, but being the No. 1 dopeheads in the world, I don't know whether [that] bears applause," Moncibais shot back. Authorities say the number of arrests involving possession of "cheese" in the Dallas area this school year was 146, up from about 90 the year before. School is out for the summer, and authorities fear that the students, with more time on their hands, could turn to the drug. 'Cheese' as common a problem as pot School officials and police have been holding assemblies, professional lectures, PTA meetings and classroom discussions to get the word out about the drug. A public service announcement made by Dallas students is airing on local TV, and a hotline number has been created for those seeking assistance. Drug treatment centers in Dallas say teen "cheese" addicts are now as common as those seeking help for a marijuana addiction. "It is the first drug to have even come close in my experience here," says Michelle Hemm, director of Phoenix House in Dallas . From September 2005 to September 2006, Phoenix House received 69 "cheese" referral calls from parents. Hemm says that in the last eight months alone, that number has nearly doubled to 136. The message from the parents is always, "My kid is using 'cheese,' " she says. Phoenix House refers them to detoxification units first, but Hemm says at least 62 teens have received additional treatment at her facility since last September. Fernando Cortez Sr. knows all too well how devastating cheese heroin can be. A reformed drug user who has spent time in prison, Cortez had spoken to his children about the pitfalls of drug use. He thought his 15-year-old son was on the right track. But on March 31, his boy, Fernando "Nando" Cortez Jr., was found dead after using cheese heroin. "I should have had a better talk with him," he says. "All it takes is once. You get high once and you die, and that's what happened to my son." He knows it's too late for his son. Now, he is using his son's story to help others. "All I can do is try to help people now. Help the kids, help the parents." CNN.com senior producer Wayne Drash contributed to this report. Kimberly Parmer City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management 404-979-6999, ext 7220 404-979-3131 fax [email protected]

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