Kitty litter: Excessive amounts used to soak up chemicals spills. Filters: Coffee filters with white pasty substances or shiny white crystals (or reddish-brown substance). Glassware: Laboratory glassware and equipment including cookware (Pyrex) or frying pans with powdery residue and bottles with rubber tubing attached to other chemicals. Stains: Red stains on countertops, bathtubs or sinks/toilets. From inside Medication: Large amount of empty cold medication containers containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine. Landscaping: Burn pits, stained soil, or dead vegetation indicating dumped chemicals or waste. Labels have been removed or spray painted over. Large quantities of chemical containers, bottles, metal drums, fibre (cardboard) barrels.
Security: Extensive security measures or attempts to ensure privacy including cameras set-up, several locks on exterior doors, and "beware of dog" signs. Staining around vent, extreme corrosion and/or unusual coloured vapour emitting from vent. Windows:Ĭovered, blacked out, or with the curtains always drawn. Pungent smells, such as black licorice and ammonia or vinegar acetic taste/odour. However, if you notice more than one of the following indicators, you may wish to notify the police. Note: Any one indicator may not cause concern. Damaged and leaking chemical containers.Leaking and/or damaged compressed gas cylinders.Chemicals that ignite when exposed to air or water.Health consequences due to toxic chemicals.Fires and explosions due to solvents or a high concentration of gases.Dangers of a clandestine labĬlandestine labs pose great dangers to people who live near them, first responders, and operators of the labs.Ĭlandestine labs pose the following risks: Criminals can mix the ingredients in soda bottles that can become volatile and explosive. The smaller labs, such as those in the trunk of a vehicle, can be the most dangerous because of their simplicity and portability. Upscale single- and multiple-family dwellings.What to do if you encounter a clandestine.Small-scale, makeshift labs that generally produce just enough drugs for use by themselves and their close associates. Large-scale, highly organized labs generally tied to organized crime where drugs are produced for the purpose of exporting. The two most common types of clandestine labs are: Economic-based lab or "super lab" The majority of Canada's meth and MDMA supply is produced domestically by organized crime. This can include methamphetamine and MDMA (also known as "ecstasy").
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RCMP National Chemical Precursor Diversion Program.
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