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Police asking people to donate unwanted or used medications

MSP posts accepted pill drop-offs on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. To 2 p.m.
Unused prescription drugs pose dangers, prompting efforts to remove them.
This initiative, coordinated with the DEA, occurs as one of two annual events.
DuWayne Robinson stated the agency supports the DEA to remove unused prescriptions.
Residents can visit local MSP posts anytime to drop off medications, excluding certain items.

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