Narcotics

Given the complexity of the crisis from a safety and investigative standpoint, officers must be equipped with the right technology

Federal Resources develops a progressive and comprehensive training program for first responders, schools, families, and communities to reduce opioid use, overdoses, deaths, and the stigma surrounding seeking help to save lives

Improve accuracy, sample integrity and officer safety using advanced drug detection kits

Chemical identification devices from Smiths Detection come with access to ReachBackID, a hotline to scientists for help to analyze and interpret data collected in the field

The portable TruNarc device provides on-the-spot analysis of unknown substances that can provide definitive identification without requiring officers to handle dangerous drugs

Protect yourself with common-sense precautions, portable detection tools and a little know-how

Take steps to defend personnel against exposure and infection on the job in order to avoid expensive lost time and medical costs

Being able to test for drugs at the scene of an arrest allows officers to protect themselves and spot the guilty while saving time and money on lab tests

Follow these steps to limit your exposure risk and improve your safety

Know what you’re dealing with on scene by using a non-contact chemical identifier

From vet visits to ballistic vests and drug detection tools, here’s how to promote the health and safety of your four-legged officers

Identifying regional differences helps officers to shape how they respond to the nation’s biggest drug crisis

Prevent exposure to narcotics and other hazardous substances with proper precautions and decontamination procedures

More than 90 percent of officers in a recent survey said they are worried about fentanyl exposure, but many lack clear procedures, effective testing tools and adequate PPE