What type of drug test does the IPSA program of Montgomery County, Maryland use?
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I am fairly certain that it is a urine test; What I am wondering is whether it is just a standard 5-panel test or the extended 10-panel one, or something altogether different? Answers from those who have gone through the program or even another similar one would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
[PS – Sgt. Friday, I appreciate the answer, but I noticed that you are a Texas cop and I did not specify that I meant Mont. County Maryland, not Mont. County TX, so I wasn’t sure if you were answering for your state or mine. Thanks all the same.]
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