CHAPTER P

Question 0

1. WHAT COUNTRY IS THE WORLDS LARGEST Source OF HERION.

2. WHO IS THE UNITED STATES LARGEST PROVIDER OF HERION.

Answer 0

1. SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA.

2. COLOMBIA.

Question 1

1. WHERE IS MOST OF THE COCAINE SMUGGLED INTO THE US FROM.
2. WHERE IS COCAINE PRODUCED.
3. WHAT COUNTRY IS THE LARGEST Supplier OF COCAINE for the US.
4. WHERE IS MOST OF THE MDMA SMUGGLED IN FROM.

Answer 1

1. LATIN AMERICA.
2. SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES (COLOMBIA, PERU, BOLIVIA.)
3. COLOMBIA.
4. EUROPE.

Question 2

1. WHO CONTROLS MOST OF THE METHAMPHATEMINE IN THE UNITED STATES.

Answer 2

1. MEXICO.

Question 3

1. WHERE IS MOST OF THE ECTASY IN THE US PRODUCED.

Answer 3

1. THE NETHERLANDS.

Question 4

1. WHAT IS THE MOST WIDELY USED AND REDILY AVAILABLE DRUG IN THE UNITED STATES.
2. WHERE DOES MOST OF THE MARIJUANA consumed IN THE US COME FROM
3. Where else is significant

Answer 4

1. MARIJUANA.
2. DOMESTIC SOURCES.
3. Mexico

Question 5

1. WHERE is MOST of THE COCAINE IN THE US Trafficked FROM.

Answer 5

1. MEXICO.

Question 6

1. COPPING AREAS.

Answer 6

1. DRUG DISTRIBUTION AREA IN A NEIGHBORHOOD.

Question 7

1. WHAT PART OF THE MARIJUANA PLANT IS USED.

2. WHAT DOES IT CONTAIN.

Answer 7

1. THE TOPS OF THE PLANT.

2. IT CONTAINS THC.

Question 8

1. WHAT ARE SOME FIXED LOCATIONS FOR DRUG DEALING.4

Answer 8

1. NEIGHBORHOOD BARS
2. TRUCK STOPS,
3. HOMES.
4. CRACK HOUSES.

Question 9

1. WHAT AREA WILL MIDDLE CLASS USERS BUY THEIR DRUGS FROM

Answer 9

1. AN AREA AWAY FROM THE TYPICAL URBAN COPPING AREA

Question 10

1. WHAT DISTINGUISHES A GANG FROM ORGANIZED CRIME.

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Answer 10

1. THE SIZE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE LENTH OF ITS EXISTANCE.

Question 11

1. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST VIOLENT CRIMES IN THE US.

2. WHAT GANGS POSE THE GREATEST THREAT IN MOST LAW ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTIONS.

Answer 11

1. GANGS.

2. NEIGHBORHOOD BASED GANGS.

Question 12

1. WHAT STATES HAVE THE HIGHEST AMOUNT OF GANG MEMBERS. 3

Answer 12

1. ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, AND ILLINOIS.

Question 13

1. WHAT GANG IS INCREASING THE MOST.

Answer 13

1. SURENO GANGS, MARA SALVATRUCHA (MS-13)

Question 14

1. WHAT ARE HYBRID GANGS.

Answer 14

1. GANGS AMONGST GANGS WHICH ARE UNDETECTABLE TO POLICE AND BLEND IN.
2. Criminal gangs whose members composition is made up of more then one racial or ethnic group.

Question 15

1. WHO ARE THE MOST PROMINANT DRUG GANGS.

Answer 15

1. THE MEXICAN DRUG TRAFICKING GANGS.

Question 16

1. WHAT IS THE TOP REVENUE DRUG FOR MEXICO.

2. WHO IS THE NUMBER ONE FOREIGN SUPPLIES TO THE US OF MARIJUANA AND METHAMPHETAMINE.

Answer 16

1. MARIJUANA.

2. MEXICO.

Question 17

WHAT DRUG DOES MEXICO NOT PRODUCE.

Answer 17

1. COCAINE.

Question 18

1. WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON DENOMINATOR BETWEEN GANGS AND ORGANIZED CRIME GROUPS.

Answer 18

1. ILLEGAL DRUGS.

Question 19

1. WHAT ACCOUNTS FOR MUCH OF THE NATIONS CRIME.

2. HOW MANY CRIMES COMMITTED USING DRUGS.

Answer 19

1. DRUGS.

2. 2 OUT OF EVERY 3.

Question 20

1. WHAT WAS THE FIRST DRUG LAW PASSED BY THE US IN 1914.

2. WHAT TECHNIQUE DID THIS ACT INVOVE.

Answer 20

1. THE HARRISON NARCOTIC ACT.

2. MAKING ARRESTS THROUGH UNDERCOVER TECHNIQUES.

Question 21

1. THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT OF 1970.
2. WHAT IS THE PLACEMENT OF DRUGS BASED ON.

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Answer 21

1. CONTAINS NUMEROUS LAWS DEALING WITH THE MANUFACTURING, DISTRIBUTION, AND POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS. TOOK ALL DRUGS CONSIDERED DANGEROUS AND PUT THEM INTO 5 SCHEDULES.
2. MEDICAL USE
   POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE
   PROPENSITY FOR DEPENDENCE.

Question 22

1. WHAT IS THE STATUS OF WEATHER OR NOT TO CHANGE A DRUGS STATUS IN CATEGORIES OF THE CSA.
2. WHAT TYPE OF DRUGS CANNOT BE CONTROLLED.

Answer 22

1. ITS POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE.

2. DRUGS THAT DO NOT HAVE A POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE.

Question 23

1. WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF A DRUG INVESTIGATION 5

Answer 23

1. IDENTIFY AND LOCATE KNOWN OR SUSPECTED DRUG DEALERS.
2. UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF DRUGS AVAILABLE ON THE STREET, THEIR PRICES, AND PACKAGING
3. IDENTIFY LOCATIONS OF FREQUENT DRUG ABUSE ACTIVITY.
4. COLLECT EVIDENCE
5. REDUCE THE AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS THROUGH APPREHENSION OF SELLERS AND USERS.

Question 24

1. WHAT ARE CONSIDERED OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOR STARTING A DRUG INVESTIGATION. 5

Answer 24

1. OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES. 2. OTHER UNITS WITHIN THE POLICE DEPT 3. UNOFFICIAL INFORMATION FROM OTHER OFFICERS IN THE DEPT. 4. OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE AENCIES. 5. INFO PROVIDED BY GOOD CITICENS.

Question 25

1. WHAT THE MOST COMMON AVENUE IN WHICH DRUG CASES ARE INITIATED. 2. WHAT SHOULD AN INVESTIGATOR DO WHEN RECEIVING INFORMATION FROM AN INFORMANT. 3. WHAT ARE THE THREE WAYS.

Answer 25

1. THROUGH INFORMANTS. 2. VERIFY IT. 3. THROUGH SURVEILLANCE, THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INFORMANT, USE OF SPECIFIC SOURCES OUTSIDE THE INVESTIGATORS AGENCY.

Question 26

1. WHAT IS BUY BUST

Answer 26

1. WHEN AN UNDERCOVER OFFICER MAKES A PURCHASE FOR NARCOTICS AND THE SUSPECT IS ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY.

Question 27

1. WHAT IS A BUY WALK.

Answer 27

1. WHEN AN UNDERCOVER MAKES A NARCOTICS PURCHASE AND THE SUSPECT IS ALLOWED TO LEAVE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTINUING THE INVESTIGATION.

Question 28

1. DRUG INVESTIGATIONS SHOULD BE BASED OFF THREE THINGS, WHAT ARE THEY.

Answer 28

1. A DEPTS PERSONNEL 2. DEPTS MONEY. 3. DEPTS EQUIPMENT.

Question 29

DRUG SCHEDULES 1. SCHEDULE 1 2. EXAMPLES.

Answer 29

1. HIGH POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE. 2. NO ACCEPTED MEDICAL USE 1. HERION 2. LSD 3. MARIJUANA 4. PEYOTE 5. METHAQUALONE.

Question 30

1. SCHEDULE 2 | 2. EXAMPLES.

Answer 30

1. HIGH POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE. 2. HAS ACCEPTED MEDICAL TREATMENT WITH SEVERE RESTRICTIONS. 3. ABUSE MAY LEAD TO PSYCHOLOCICAL OR PHYSICAL DEPENDANCE. 1. AMPHETAMINES 2. MORPHINE 3. COCAINE 4. PCP

Question 31

1. SCHEDULE 3. EXAMPLES. 30

Answer 31

1. HAS POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE LESS THEN OTHER DRUGS IN SCHEDULE 1 OR 2. 2. HAS MEDICAL USE 3. ABUSE MAY LEAD TO LOW DEPENDANCE. 1. BARBITURATES 2. OPIUM DERIVATIVES. 3. GLUTETHIMIDE.

Question 32

1. SCHEDULE 4. | 2. EXAMPLES.

Answer 32

1. HAS A LOW POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE. LOWER THEN SCHEDULE 3. 2. HAS MEDICAL USE. 3. MAY LEAD TO LIMITED DEPENDANCY. 1. TRANQUILIZERS 2. STIMULANTS 3. DEPRESSANTS.

Question 33

1. SCHEDULE 5. | 2. EXAMPLE

Answer 33

1. LOWER POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE THEN 5. 2. MEDICAL USE 3. LIMITE DEPENDANCE. 1. DERIVATIVES OF CODEINE.

Question 34

1. WHAT MIGHT INDICATE THAT A DRUG LAB IS LOCATED NEAR BY.

Answer 34

1. DRUGS ARE SELLING AT AN UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE.

Question 35

1. WHEN SUSPECTING A DRUG LAB NEAR BY. WHAT STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN.6

Answer 35

1. CHECK WITH LOCAL UTILITY COMPANIES. 2. VERIFY WHO IS RECEIVING MAIL THERE. 3. CONDUCT A BACKGROUND ON THE SUSPECT. 4. SURVEY THE LOCATION FOR EVIDENCE OF EXHAUSE FANS 5. UNUSUAL ODORS IN THE AREA 6. GET COURT ORDER FOR TELEPHONE TOLLS

Question 36

1. REVERSE DRUG STING OPERATIONS.

Answer 36

1. UNDERCOVER COP POSES AS A DEALER TO SELL LARGE QUANTITIES OF NARCOTICS TO KNOWN TRAFFICERS.

Question 37

1. WHERE IS THE ROCK REVERSE STING USUALLY SET UP. | 2. HOW MANY OFFICERS SHOULD U HAVE.

Answer 37

1. SET UP IN THE STREET OCCUPIED BY LARGE NUMBERS OF STREET DEALERS DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF A KNOWN CRACK HOUSE. 2. 20 TO 25.

Question 38

1. DRUG CURRIER PROFILE.

Answer 38

1. THE PROCESS OF OBSERVING SUSPECTED DRUG TRAFFICKERS TO DEVELOP A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOR THAT WOULD CONSTITUTE LEGAL CAUSE FORA STOP AND SEARCH BY POLICE

Question 39

1. REVERSE DRUG STING OPERATION.

Answer 39

1. AN UNDEROCVER POLCIE OPERATION WHERE THE POLICE POSE AS CRIMINALS, SUCH AS DRUG DEALERS OR PROSTITUTES, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ARRESTING PERSONS WHO OFFER TO PAY FOR SERVICES OFFERED BY THE UNDERCOVER OFFICER.

Question 40

1. A properly documented case is what

Answer 40

One that is more likely to succeed in court

Question 41

1. Most large urban areas have what (to sell drugs ) 40

Answer 41

Copping areas

Question 42

In what regions has gang membership increase most significantly

Answer 42

The southwest and northeast regions

Question 43

1. Different types of gangs 5

Answer 43

1. Street gangs 2. Prison gangs. 3. Outlaw motorcycle gangs. 4. One percent outlaws motorcycle gangs 5. Neighborhood gangs

Question 44

Street gangs

Answer 44

Criminal organizations formed on the street operating thoughout the us.

Question 45

Prison gangs

Answer 45

Criminal organizations originated within prison

Question 46

Outlaw motor cycle gangs

Answer 46

Organizations whose members use their motorcycle clubs as conduits for criminal enterprise

Question 47

One let dented outlaw motor cycle gangs

Answer 47

Any group of motorcyclists who have voluntarily made a commitment to band together to abide by their organizations rules enforced by violence

Question 48

Neighborhood gangs

Answer 48

Street gangs that are confined to a neighborhood

Question 49

What is the theory behind asset forfeiture What act provides civil provisions for asset forfeiture

Answer 49

To take the profit out of illicit drug sales by seizing money and property that was used to facilitate a drug crime or acquired with illicit drug revenues. The 1984 comprehensive crime control act

Question 50

Diversion

Answer 50

Trafficking of pharmaceutical drugs to the street

Question 51

Designer drugs Example 50

Answer 51

Illicit drugs that are specifically designed to emulate controlled substances Lsd , ecstasy , mdma, rohypnol, ghb