WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
E29 - Aired 08-11-22 D.A. Tim Cruz
E29 - Aired 08-11-22 D.A. Tim Cruz
E29 - Aired 08-11-22 D.A. Tim Cruz
Thursday 20th October 2022
D.A. Tim Cruz discusses combating substance abuse and supporting veterans on 'Courage to Hope'. Listen now for valuable insights.
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Get the buttons here!D.A. Tim Cruz: Tackling Substance Abuse and Supporting Our Community
We have to get guns and drugs off the street because of the insidious problem that's going on out there, with drug dealers who are selling fentanyl, selling carfentanil, selling these incredibly dangerous drugs that are killing people.
Imagine being on the front lines of the fight against substance abuse. That's where you'll find D.A. Tim Cruz. In this episode of 'Courage to Hope', host Tony Lagreca chats with Cruz about his dedicated efforts to combat the opioid crisis and dismantle the stigma surrounding addiction. Cruz shares how his team works tirelessly to coordinate responses to opioid-related issues and bring justice to those who have contributed to the epidemic, including drug dealers and negligent doctors.
But it's not just about prosecution. Cruz emphasizes the importance of preventative measures, especially for at-risk youth, and highlights the unique challenges faced by veterans and Purple Heart recipients. His passion for victim advocacy shines through as he discusses the role of victimless advocates in ensuring that justice is served for all victims. Throughout their conversation, Cruz and Lagreca focus on themes of hope and optimism.
Cruz's commitment to keeping the community safe is evident as he talks about the necessity of removing dangerous drugs like fentanyl from the streets. He poignantly states, "We have to get guns and drugs off the street because of the insidious problem that's going on out there, with drug dealers who are selling fentanyl, selling carfentanil, selling these incredibly dangerous drugs that are killing people".
If you're interested in how law enforcement can play a pivotal role in substance abuse recovery and community support, this episode offers valuable insights. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or simply want to understand more about this critical issue, Cruz's experiences and perspectives provide a compelling listen.