Davidson County District Attorney General Torry Johnson joins with the other DAs across the state to support Governor Phil Bredesen in the "Meth Destroys" campaign. In 2004, the Governor formed a task force with a singular mission of fighting meth in Tennessee. Moving cold medicines containing pseudoephedrines behind pharmacy counters is a good start. But until the meth problem has been eradicated, this office will remain tough in the fight against this life-destroying drug.
A Nashville Girl Scout troop earned a badge by learning more about the dangers of methamphetamine, and educating other students about the risks of using the drug.
District Attorney General Torry Johnson presents a Girl Scout from Nashville troop 1575 with her badge for her "Meth Destroys" project.
At a Youth Summit to promote the anti-meth message among young people, District Attorney General Torry Johnson joined Governor Phil Bredesen and other youth representatives from the 20th Judicial District.
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