In the last few years, when it comes to drug addiction in America, the focus has been

largely on prescription pain pills and on synthetic opioids, say, fentanyl.

But that is not America's only drug problem.

In some places, it's not even the biggest.

Federal and local police made their biggest meth bust in Oregon history last month.

This week, officials announced a record-breaking meth seizure in Eugene, Oregon.

It's 400 pounds worth of meth andphetamines worth more than a million dollars.

That story has been playing out in other parts of the country.

It's the largest meth seizure ever in North Texas.

The largest meth andphetamine seizure in Polk County history.

The biggest meth bust in US history, nearly 20 million dollars worth of drugs, seized in

the island empire.

All that has happened in the last year in Texas, Florida, and California.

In San Diego County alone, new data shows last year 722 people died with meth in their

system.

A 32 percent increase over the prior year.

Now weeks ago, the district attorney in San Diego, Summer Stefan, said the county is

ground zero for the meth crisis.

Fentanyl is getting a lot of attention for good reason.

It is taking lives.

But meth andphetamine is still the number one killer.

And it is also the number one driver of violence in our community.

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