Estaciones Seguras para la Entrega de Sustancias Controladas

Explicación Simple

Si tienes drogas y necesitas ayuda, puedes ir a un lugar llamado estación segura. Allí, puedes entregar las drogas sin miedo a que te arresten y recibir información sobre cómo tratar tu problema.

Es como si fueras a una estación de servicio para llenar tu tanque de gasolina. En vez de combustible, aquí puedes dejar tus drogas y recibir ayuda para seguir adelante.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan se siente abrumado por su adicción y decide visitar una estación segura. Al llegar, entrega algunas sustancias y, sin temor a ser arrestado, habla con el personal, quienes le explican cómo acceder a un tratamiento que necesita.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

C.R.S. 18-18-607 – Safe stations (1) Intentionally left blank —Ed. (a) Upon arrival to a safe station, a person may turn in any controlled substances and request assistance in gaining access to treatment for a substance use disorder. Safe station personnel shall utilize current procedures and protocols for the disposal of the controlled substances. (b) A person who turns in one or more controlled substances pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section is not subject to arrest or prosecution for possession of such controlled substances. (2) Reasonable efforts should be taken by safe station personnel to determine if the person is in need of immediate medical attention and facilitate transportation to an appropriate medical facility, if necessary. If the person does not require immediate medical attention, the safe station personnel shall provide the person with information about the behavioral health crisis response system, created in section 27-60-103 , to help identify available treatment options and, if practicable, provide transportation for the person to the most appropriate facility for treatment of a substance use disorder. Information about the crisis hotline must be developed by the BHA and be provided to safe stations for distribution. (3) This section does not apply if safe station personnel are not available to assist a person who arrives at a safe station for disposal of a controlled substance.