Clandestine drug labs [Recurso eletrónico] / Michael S. Scott
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Washington, DC : Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS). US Department of Justice, 2002Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Problem-oriented Guides For Police Series; 16Assunto: 343625 | 321463 | 343050 | 343553 | 343336 | 1233Resumo: About the Guide Series. Acknowledgments. The problem of clandestine drug labs. Related problems. Factors contributing to clandestine drug labs. Harms caused by clandestine drug labs. Types of clandestine drug labs. Emergence and spread of clandestine drug labs. Chemicals and cooking methods commonly used in clandestine drug labs. Profitability of clandestine drug labs. Cleaning up clandestine drug labs. Understanding your local problem. Asking the right questions. Characteristics of clandestine drug labs. Victims. Offenders. Chemical supplies. Current responses. Measuring your effectiveness. Responses to the problem of clandestine drug labs. Enforcing laws prohibiting clandestine drug lab operations. Monitoring chemicals. Providing training. Protecting those exposed to clandestine drug labs. Appendix: Summary of responses to clandestine drug labs. Endnotes. References. About the author. Recommended readings. Other guides in this series.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJCD98 (Browse shelf) | PJCD98 | Available | PJ1CD98_53 |
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About the Guide Series. Acknowledgments. The problem of clandestine drug labs. Related problems. Factors contributing to clandestine drug labs. Harms caused by clandestine drug labs. Types of clandestine drug labs. Emergence and spread of clandestine drug labs. Chemicals and cooking methods commonly used in clandestine drug labs. Profitability of clandestine drug labs. Cleaning up clandestine drug labs. Understanding your local problem. Asking the right questions. Characteristics of clandestine drug labs. Victims. Offenders. Chemical supplies. Current responses. Measuring your effectiveness. Responses to the problem of clandestine drug labs. Enforcing laws prohibiting clandestine drug lab operations. Monitoring chemicals. Providing training. Protecting those exposed to clandestine drug labs. Appendix: Summary of responses to clandestine drug labs. Endnotes. References. About the author. Recommended readings. Other guides in this series.
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