How victims of Arizona substance abuse treatment scams were targeted

Willie Mariano admits he was inebriated, close to blacking out, as he wandered the streets of Gallup, New Mexico, one day in November 2022.
Around 5 p.m., he approached south Second Street near an Alon gas station, walking with others who had also been drinking. Someone they didn't recognize pulled up in a vehicle and started talking about a sobriety program, handing out cards and brochures.
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This has happened to me over an over

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