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What is the National Drug Threat Survey?

The National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC) mission is to
produce strategic domestic drug intelligence for the nation's
counterdrug community and national, regional, and state
drug threat assessments. It also provides real-time support
to law enforcement and intelligence communities. It
performs the last by conducting document and computer
exploitation for materials associated with counterdrug and/or
counterterrorism investigations.

NDIC annually conducts the National Drug Threat Survey
(NDTS) to collect primary data on the threat posed by various
illicit drugs in the United States. It conducts a stratified
random sample of nearly 3,500 state and local law
enforcement agencies to gather national, regional, and state
estimates of various aspects of drug trafficking activities
including the threat posed by various drugs, the availability
and production of illicit drugs, and the role of street gangs
and outlaw motorcycle gangs in drug trafficking activity.

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What is SENTRY?
SENTRY is an Internet-based collection and dissemination
system to identify new, primarily synthetic drug-related
behaviors at an early stage, evaluate their likely importance,
track their development, and share the data with authorized
users in real-time. SENTRY focuses on synthetic drugs that
are predominately produced via a chemical process, such as
LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), MDMA (3, 4methylenedioxymethamphetamine, also known as ecstasy),
and methamphetamine. As an early warning system, it also
monitors prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications,
botanical substances and extracts, and chemicals and
products involved in the manufacturing of synthetic drugs.
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The NDTS has been conducted annually since 2000. A
nationally representative sample was initiated in 2002 and
state-level estimates were first derived in 2003. Annual NDTS
response rates have been close to, or exceeded, 90 percent
each year since the inception of the state-level sample. The
response period of the 2010 NDTS will be from December 1,
2009 through January 31, 2010.
What is the NDIC Dynamic Mapping Initiative?
The NDIC collects data for its annual NDTS from state and
local law enforcement agencies (LEA) in the United States.
NDIC uses the information to produce national, regional, and
state estimates of various aspects of drug trafficking
activities. The link below accesses NDTS response data for
the question "What drug poses the greatest threat to your
area?"
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Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) Surveyed: Elba Police Department
LEA Unit or Agency Responding:
Title:

Chief of Police

Prefix:

Mr.

First Name:

Freddy

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Last Name:

Hanchey

Suffix:
Special Suffix:
Address:

304 Simmons Street

City:

Elba

State:

AL

Zip Code: #####-####

36323

Telephone: (###) ###-####

(334) 897897-2555

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Fax: (###) ###-####
E-mail:

[email protected]

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Connolly, Peter

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Survey Number: 0034

Greatest Drug Threat and Drug-Related Crime
1. For your area, please indicate the drug that poses the greatest threat, the drug that most contributes to violent
crime, and the drug that most contributes to property crime. (Choose only ONE drug on each list.)
Greatest Drug Threat
(Choose only ONE.)

Violent Crime
(Choose only ONE.)

Property Crime
(Choose only ONE.)

 Powder cocaine
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 Powder cocaine
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 Powder cocaine
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 Crack cocaine
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 Crack cocaine
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 Crack cocaine
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 Heroin
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 Heroin
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 Heroin
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



 Powder methamphetamine
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
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 Powder methamphetamine
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
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 Powder methamphetamine
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
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 Ice methamphetamine
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 Ice methamphetamine
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 Ice methamphetamine
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 Marijuana
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 Marijuana
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 Marijuana
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 MDMA (ecstasy)
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 MDMA (ecstasy)
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 MDMA (ecstasy)
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 Other dangerous drugs
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 Other dangerous drugs
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 Other dangerous drugs
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 Controlled prescription drugs
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 Controlled prescription drugs
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 Controlled prescription drugs
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 No response
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 No response
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 No response
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Drug Availability
2. Indicate the level of availability of the following drugs in your area.

Powder cocaine
Crack cocaine
Heroin
Powder methamphetamine
Ice methamphetamine
Marijuana
MDMA (ecstasy)
GHB
LSD
PCP
GBL
Controlled prescription drugs
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3. Please indicate the percentage of powder cocaine transported to your area that is converted to crack.

4. Please indicate how cannabis is cultivated in your area. (Check ALL that apply.)

 Indoors
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 Outdoors
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 Hydroponically
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 Not Cultivated
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5. Please indicate the level of methamphetamine production in your area.

5a. If methamphetamine is produced in your area, please indicate the past year change in the level of production.

6. Have you encountered powder methamphetamine being converted to ice methamphetamine in your area?

Diversion/Illicit Use of Controlled Prescription Drugs
7. Indicate the level of diversion/illicit use for the following types of controlled prescription drugs in your area.

Narcotics (e.g., Vicodin, OxyContin, Dilaudid)
Depressants (e.g., Valium, Xanax, Klonopin)
Stimulants (e.g., Adderall, Ritalin, Dexedrene)
Steroids (e.g., Anadrol, Oxandrin, Durabolin)

Drug Trafficking Activities
8. Please indicate the primary states and/or cities from which drugs are transported into your area.

9. What types of criminal groups or organizations are the principal wholesale and retail drug distributors in your
area (e.g., Mexican, Dominican, Hispanic, Caucasian, African American)? List up to three types for each
distribution level.
Wholesale distribution

Retail distribution

Drug Money Laundering
10. Please indicate the money laundering techniques used by wholesale-level (multikilogram) traffickers in your
area. (Check ALL that apply.)

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 Bulk cash movement
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 Money services businesses (e.g., wire transmitters, check cashers, currency exchangers, money orders, etc.)
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 Banks (structuring)
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Cash--intensive businesses (front companies) (e.g., restaurants, nail salons, strip clubs, etc.)
 Cash
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 Informal value transfer systems (e.g., hawala, hundi, Chinese underground banking systems, etc.)
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Trade--based (e.g., black market peso exchange,over/under invoicing, etc.)
 Trade
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 Prepaid cards (e.g., gift cards, prepaid credit cards, etc.)
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 Electronic commerce (e.g., digital currency, private ATMs, mobile payments, online or auction payments systems, etc.)
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 Real estate (e.g., commercial/residential property purchases, mortgage fraud, etc.)
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Gangs and Drugs
11. Indicate the level of involvement of street gangs and outlaw motorcycle gangs in your area in the distribution
of drugs in general as well as for the specific drugs listed below. If street gangs or outlaw motorcycle gangs
are not involved in drug distribution in your area, please indicate by selecting None.
Street Gangs

Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs

Drugs in general
Powder cocaine
Crack cocaine
Heroin
Methamphetamine
Marijuana
MDMA (ecstasy)
Other dangerous drugs
Controlled prescriptions drugs

12. Please provide the following information for STREET GANGS and OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE GANGS (OMGs) in
your area.
STREET GANGS
Total Number of STREET GANGS
Total Number of STREET GANG Members
Percent of STREET GANGS Involved in Drug Activities
Past Year Change in Level of STREET GANG Drug Activity
OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE GANGS
Total Number of OMGs
Total Number of OMG Members
Percent of OMGs Involved in Drug Activities
Past Year Change in Level of OMG Drug Activity

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