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NCJ Number:	167938

Title:	Drug Interdiction Report: January-June 1993

Corporate Author:	Maryland State Police Criminal Intelligence Division United States of America

Date Published:	1993

Page Count:	13

Sponsoring Agency:	Maryland State Police Columbia, MD 21045 NCJRS Photocopy Services Rockville, MD 20849-6000

Publication Number:	Y-97-01866

Sale Source:	NCJRS Photocopy Services Box 6000 Rockville, MD 20849-6000 United States of America Maryland State Police Criminal Intelligence Division 7175 Gateway Drive Columbia, MD 21045 United States of America

Type:	Statistics

Language:	English

Country:	United States of America

Annotation:	This biannual report on drug interdiction activities in Maryland covers the period January 1 to June 30, 1993.

Abstract:	The report highlights the demographics of the drug couriers (sex, race and age), behavioral patterns (time of day, day of week and route of travel), individual barracks activities, and notable seizures. It also includes other interdiction-related information of interest to police officers in the field such as officer safety. Information sources included EPIC (El Paso Intelligence Center) Briefs, Criminal Information Bulletins and newspaper articles. The Criminal Intelligence Division considers an initial traffic violation which led to the search and seizure of a controlled dangerous substance or money in a highway interdiction. Only those interdiction stops that result in seizures meeting the EPIC criteria have been tabulated in this report. The EPIC criteria and other criteria are included. The report also presents a summary of non-highway interdictions, e.g., airports, bus and train stations, and postal services. That information was obtained from various law enforcement agencies in Maryland.

Main Term(s):	Controlled Substances

Index Term(s):	Airport drug searches; Data collections; Drug detection; Drug law enforcement; Drug offender profiles; Drug smuggling; Maryland; Police; State police; Statistics

Note:	DCC



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