Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Multiagency Course: Introduction to Basic Drug Intelligence Analysis

Multiagency Course: Introduction to Basic Drug Intelligence Analysis

SUMMARY:

The Multiagency Course was created in 1997 through the cooperative efforts of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, National Guard Bureau, U.S. Customs Service, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and National Drug Intelligence Center. The National Drug Intelligence Center funds and coordinates the course.

September 11th has reaffirmed that communication, cooperation, and information sharing within and among agencies are of paramount importance. During the Multiagency Course you will have the opportunity to network with intelligence analysts and law enforcement officers from your own area and from across the country. You will discuss local drug trends with other participants and acquire insight into what is being seen in other parts of the country. Law enforcement officers will learn what analysts can do for them. Analysts will learn what law enforcement officers need. You will receive contact information for participants from all sites so you can develop cooperative relationships.

Additionally, you will have the opportunity to learn from and interact with subject matter experts from federal agencies. We will provide contact information for all instructors in case you have questions after the class.

During the course week, you will be exposed to a broad spectrum of drug and intelligence topics and skills. This broad exposure will get you started in drug intelligence analysis and will help you identify the areas where you need more in-depth training.

The Multiagency Course is delivered via interactive videoteletraining (IVT) providing two-way audio and video links. This course is broadcast from our classroom in the Washington, D.C., area to the receiving sites. Analyst facilitators are available at each site to assist participants with course materials, questions, practical exercises, and the IVT technology. IVT is an economical alternative to traditional offsite training which requires travel and lodging costs.

Course Dates and Locations:

November 17-21, 2008:

Los Angeles, CA
Carson City, NV
Monmouth, OR
Fort Indiantown Gap, PA
Washington, D.C., area

FUNDING:

Training and materials are provided at no cost by the National Drug Intelligence Center. Participants are responsible for all travel, lodging and per diem costs.

ELIGIBILITY:

Federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement personnel (including active duty military and National Guard) who are able to attend all training sessions, are willing to participate, and have a strong desire to learn about basic drug intelligence analysis should attend. The course is open to U.S. law enforcement personnel only.

TO REGISTER OR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:

Call the Registrar at (814) 532-4028 or e-mail ndic.training@usdoj.gov. The fax number is (814) 532-4920. The course website is located at http://www.usdoj.gov/ndic/magency.htm.

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