2006 DPS Annual Report - Arizona Department of Public Safety

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Criminal Investigations Division The Criminal Investigations Division is committed to providing the highest quality investigative and specialized response services to the public and the criminal justice community. The Division is guided by three immutable values: honor, courage and commitment while fostering a supportive and empowered environment for our employees. The Criminal Investigations Division mission is to protect the public by deterring crime using innovative investigative and specialized enforcement strategies and resources. The Criminal Investigations Division provides statewide investigative specialized enforcement and highrisk response support to federal, state and local criminal justice agencies. The Division conducts investigations regarding narcotic trafficking, organized crime, intelligence, vehicle theft, gangs, computer and financial crimes, as well as major crime investigations when requested by other criminal justice agencies. The Division provides specialized high-risk responses to acts of extraordinary violence and domestic preparedness incidents. Chief Mikel M. Longman Criminal Investigations Division Chief CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION CHIEF Bureaus within the Criminal Investigations Division are Narcotics, Investigation, Intelligence, and the Rocky Mountain Information Network (RMIN). The Division also oversees the Governor=s Protection Detail. CHIEF OF STAFF RESERVE/ VOLUNTEER PROGRAM GOVERNOR PROTECTION DETAIL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU ORGANIZED CRIME/ NARCOTICS BUREAU INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU GIITEM RMIN 40
Overview of the Criminal Investigations Division: Criminal Investigations Division Domestic Preparedness Command • Centralizes all DPS terrorist response functions under one command. • Provides 24-hour, 7-days-a-week link to the Department for assistance in public information. • Maintains a secure website which is accessible by law enforcement and responder agencies nationwide. Governor=s Protection Detail • Provides security and transportation to the governor and the governor=s family. • Provides assistance to executive protection units from other states and to visiting governors/dignitaries. Narcotics and Organized Crime Bureau • Enforces state narcotics laws by conducting investigations of groups and individuals who manufacture, distribute, and sell illegal drugs. • Enhances cooperative efforts in drug enforcement by administering and participating in a wide variety of federal, state, and local task forces. • Furthers narcotics investigations initiated by Highway Patrol Division officers to identify and disrupt drug-smuggling organizations using state highways. • Assists Highway Patrol Division officers with processing drug seizures and other investigations requiring in-depth investigative efforts. • Identifies, investigates and eradicates clandestine drug laboratories throughout the state. • Provides expert assistance to criminal justice agencies with the investigation of and dismantling of clandestine drug laboratories. • Monitors the sale of and distribution of regulated chemicals statewide in accordance with state law, to disrupt efforts to divert legitimate chemicals for the manufacture of illicit drugs. • Investigates fraud-related offenses committed by government employees or private enterprises. • Disrupts criminal enterprises such as drug-trafficking and human-trafficking organizations by targeting the flow of illicit finances. • Investigates individuals and groups committing identity theft-related crimes • Investigates computer-related crimes including child pornography, cyber stalking, fraud, and intrusions into computer networks. • Provides investigative support to city, county, state, and federal criminal justice agencies with nationally-certified detectives recognized as experts in the field of search, seizure, and forensic imaging of computer hard drives. • In addition to forensic computer support, provides forensic support for investigations involving other technology including audio and video enhancement, cell phone and pager technology, personal 41
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