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"I really apologize." Haas retreated to a private room afterward, and a reporter was prevented from speaking to him.

Bright said the lapse would not affect the case.

"You really had a good brief," Bright told Haas, referring to his court filing in the case.

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"I really apologize."Haas retreated to a private room afterward, and a reporter was prevented from speaking to him.

Bright said the lapse would not affect the case."You really had a good brief," Bright told Haas, referring to his court filing in the case.

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He warned the audience members "don't touch," but call local police or the DEA if they suspect a meth lab exists in their neighborhood.

meade@vindy.com Saturday, March 25, 2006 A federal agent said making meth is as easy as making chocolate-chip cookies.

By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN — Concerns about methamphetamine use prompted United Methodist Community Center and Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth to hold an awareness program.

"We know that meth is not a big problem in the inner city at this point," Lenore Moore, outreach supervisor for the center on North Pearl Street, said Friday.

"This is a preventative measure." Juanita Pasley, assistant director of the community center, said she has a friend who lives on West Delason Avenue, near a house where a meth lab was found last month.

"We want to make the community aware — [meth] is coming this way," she said.

The West Delason house on the densely populated South Side was the first meth lab found in the city, according to Youngstown Lt.

Robin Lees, Mahoning Valley Law Enforcement Task Force commander.

Because of telltale fumes, most clandestine labs are set up in rural areas, he said.

What agent said Speaking at Friday's awareness program was Steve, an agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration who asked that his identity not be used, and Amy Klumpp, a social worker with the Mahoning County Alcohol and Drug Ad...