Indiana sheriffs acquire new tools to fight meth
1.18.18 – Stephen Luce, Indy Star
As any law enforcement officer will attest, ensuring that we are taking advantage of innovative technologies in order to better enforce the law is critical in our fight against crime. That’s why we at the Indiana Sheriffs’ Association make a concerted effort to continually hold trainings and educational sessions. Recently, our members attended a training held by Appriss, the developer of the National Precursor Log Exchange (NPLEx), Indiana’s real-time pseudoephedrine (PSE) sales tracking system.
NPLEx, used in 34 states nationwide, allows Indiana’s law enforcement community to track the sale of PSE, an ingredient commonly found in cold and allergy medicines, but which can also be used by criminals to produce meth
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