2006 DPS Annual Report - Arizona Department of Public Safety

Criminal
Investigations
Division
• Manages the statewide Terrorism Liaison Officer (TLO) program, an ad hoc incident management
system comprised of law enforcement, fire service and crime analysis professionals to liaison between
their agencies and the AcTIC.
• Provides investigative support involving chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear and explosive
(CBRNE) cases.
• Conducts threat and vulnerability assessment on all critical infrastructure sites.
Tactical Operations and Specialized Enforcement Services
FY 2005 FY 2006 % Change
Special Operations
Service Requests 111 109 -1.8%
Other Agencies Assisted 35 30 -14.3%
Explosive Ordnance Detail
Service Requests 421 432 2.6%
Chemical/Explosives Disposal (# of pounds) 3,751 7,496 99.8%
Hazardous Materials/Clandestine Laboratory Safety
Clandestine Lab Responses 88 50 -43%
Hazardous Materials Responses 290 207 -28%
WMD Responses 2 0 -100.0%
Fugitive Detail
Fugitives Arrested 300 144**
Sex Offender Cases Issued* 561
Grand Jury Bills (warrants issued)* 102
Sex Offender Cases Closed* 349
**Assumed New Duties of Locating Sex Offender Obsconders
*New Reported Stat
Source: Criminal Investigations Division
• Participates in the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) program and has intelligence
resources in Yuma, Casa Grande, Tucson, and Phoenix. This program collects, analyzes, coordinates,
and disseminates information to law enforcement for use in interdicting and investigating
illicit drug trafficking, money laundering and associated violent crimes.
• Leads the Arizona HIDTA Region intelligence initiatives: the Post Seizure Analyst Team (PSAT) and
the Arizona Drug Intelligence Task Force (ADITF). The PSAT unit is a federal, state and local
agency task force collocated with enforcement units targeting regional drug trafficking organizations.
ADITF is a multi-agency intelligence task force compiled of investigators and analysts whose pur-
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