Post by Logan on Apr 15, 2017 20:36:25 GMT -6
Some N.H. Lawmakers Question Effectiveness of 'Granite Hammer' in Drug Fight
A statewide drug enforcement program known as “Granite Hammer” is getting some pushback from lawmakers who argue it isn’t working.
The program, which began in Manchester in 2015, is designed to get drug dealers off the streets.
A bill adding $2.4 million more dollars to Granite Hammer overwhelmingly passed the state Senate last month.
But some House lawmakers, such as Manchester Rep. Amanda Bouldin, told the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Tuesday that this program has been a “failure.”
Read more: nhpr.org/post/some-nh-lawmakers-question-effectiveness-granite-hammer-drug-fight
A statewide drug enforcement program known as “Granite Hammer” is getting some pushback from lawmakers who argue it isn’t working.
The program, which began in Manchester in 2015, is designed to get drug dealers off the streets.
A bill adding $2.4 million more dollars to Granite Hammer overwhelmingly passed the state Senate last month.
But some House lawmakers, such as Manchester Rep. Amanda Bouldin, told the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Tuesday that this program has been a “failure.”
Read more: nhpr.org/post/some-nh-lawmakers-question-effectiveness-granite-hammer-drug-fight