Lt. Shawn Bain holds a vile of heroin balloons out for a seminar attendee after the presentation.
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Lourdes campus minister Laureen Knueven, left, Lourdes freshman Samantha Good, center, and Lourdes professor of early childhood education Karen Roadruck, right, take a closer look at drug paraphernalia.
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Retired Sgt. Michael Powell begins his presentation.
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University of Toledo criminal justice student Ray Marlow, center, joins about 100 other local residents in listening to the presentation.
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Lt. Shawn Bain engages the crowd as he speaks about alcohol abuse.
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Several innocuous items that had been modified to become pipes, including a tube of lipstick, were passed out to the audience for a closer look.
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A custom mason jar used to store and transport illegal substances was one of several examples of drug paraphernalia that was passed around to the attendees.
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Lt. Shawn Bain, right, answers questions about illegal drugs.
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Retired Sgt. Michael Powell demonstrates how a modified highlighter becomes a pipe.
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Heroin was among the drugs and paraphernalia that were on display.
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Debra Renollet, manager of the transitional housing center The Dwelling, center, smiles as retired Sgt. Michael Powell, right, makes a joke.
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Dozens of drug paraphernalia and illegal substances were on display during the presentation.
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