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County, Sheriff’s Office take down drug den to make way for affordable housing

| Hansen Hasenberg
According to the District One Medical Examiner’s Office, which covers the four westernmost counties in Florida, northwest Florida has the highest number of overdoses per capita in the state. A large part of the issue is the flow of illegal narcotics. To combat this, Santa Rosa County and the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office have stepped in to take down a drug house, literally. On Wednesday, Sept. 20, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office held a news conference/demolition event at 5912 Congress St.
Santa Rosa County took over 5912 Congress St. in Midway after it had become an alleged drug house.

 

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