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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – An opportunity to dispose of unneeded or unused prescription medication is coming up this weekend and Attorney General Marty Jackley is encouraging residents to participate.

On National Drug Take Back Day, locations such as pharmacies and law enforcement agencies give residents the chance to dispose of medications they may not need anymore.

The yearly event is sponsored by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration and is free and anonymous.

“Unneeded or unused medication can be deadly if it is used by the wrong person or was not prescribed for you. This is a great opportunity to safely dispose of such medications,” Attorney General Jackley said.

To find a disposal site close to you, head to AvoidOpioidSD.com.

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