"DEA faulted on cleanup of illegal drug labs" by Associated Press | July 1, 2010
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department’s inspector general yesterday cited significant problems in the Drug Enforcement Administration’s cleanup of clandestine drug laboratories...
The inspector general said the shortcomings include missing documentation to confirm that hazardous waste materials were properly handled at labs formerly used by criminals to manufacture drugs such as methamphetamine.
The DEA contracts with private companies for the cleanups....
The DEA worked with companies to get other legal assurance that the hazardous waste was not diverted to produce illegal drugs nor illegally dumped....
What do you think they did with them?
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