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New York News
12:20 pm
Thu July 5, 2012
Eric Faisst - Director of Public Health, Madison County, NY
Police in Utica spent the Fourth of July responding to two calls of people under the influence of bath salts, a drug that has become a growing problem across the country, but especially in parts of central New York where at least seven cases, including one fatality, have been reported since June. Madison County lawmakers have called on state officials to take immediate action, and there is discussion of a local law to make bath salts illegal. Madison County health director Eric Faisst says local law enforcement and health officials recently met to discuss bath salts. Faisst spoke with WAMC’s Brian Shields.