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Dateline DEA Update: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Increase in Abuse of Prescription Drugs Up 400 Percent
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 7:36 AM, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration <dea@govdelivery.com> wrote:
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DEA's Biweekly E-mail Informant
July 16, 2010
Increase in Abuse of Prescription Drugs Up 400 Percent
Michelle M. Leonhart, DEA Acting Administrator joined Gil Kerlikowske, Director of National Drug Control Policy, and Peter Delany, Director of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Office of Applied Studies, released a new study that shows 400 percent increase in substance abuse treatment admissions for prescription pain relievers over the past decade.
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New Data Reveal 400% Increase in Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions for People Abusing Prescription Drugs
WASHINGTON—Today, Gil Kerlikowske, Director of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), and Thomas McLellan, Deputy Director of ONDCP, joined Peter Delany, Director of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) Office of Applied Studies, and Michele M. Leonhart, Acting Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), to release a new study showing a 400 percent increase in substance abuse treatment admissions for prescription pain relievers. Governor Jack Markell of Delaware and Chris Kennedy Lawford were also in attendance.
The study, Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions Involving Abuse of Pain Relievers: 1998-2008, conducted by the SAMHSA, and based on the agency's Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS) reveals a 400 percent increase between 1998 and 2008 of substance abuse treatment admissions for those aged 12 and over reporting abuse of prescription pain relievers. The increase in the percentage of admissions abusing pain relievers spans every age, gender, race, ethnicity, education, employment level, and region. The study also shows a more than tripling of pain reliever abuse among patients who needed treatment for opioid dependence.
"The TEDS data released today highlights how serious a threat to public health we face from the abuse of prescription drugs", said Gil Kerlikowske, National Drug Policy Director. "The spikes in prescription drug abuse rates captured by this study are dramatic, pervasive, and deeply disturbing."
"The non-medical use of prescription pain relievers is now the second-most prevalent form of illicit drug use in the Nation, and its tragic consequences are seen in substance abuse treatment centers and hospital emergency departments throughout our Nation" said SAMHSA Administrator Pamela S. Hyde, J.D. "This public health threat demands that we follow the President's National Drug Control Strategy's call for an all-out effort to raise awareness of this risk and the critical importance of properly using, storing, and disposing of these powerful drugs."
"The data released today is alarming and shows the tremendous damage being caused by prescription drug abuse all across this country each and every day," said DEA Acting Administrator Michele M. Leonhart. "The effective enforcement of laws regulating the distribution of controlled substances, coupled with their lawful disposal are essential parts of a comprehensive strategy to reduce drug abuse. DEA is committed to being part of the solution, however it will take all of us working together to prevent the tragedies that inevitably come with drug abuse."
"This rise in prescription drug abuse is no surprise to the doctors and law enforcement professionals who see its effects in our communities," said Governor Markell. "We have been focused on making sure that health care professionals have the best tools available to detect and prevent this kind of abuse before it ruins lives. Delaware's new legislation to authorize a prescription monitoring program is one of those tools and an important component of the President's National Drug Control Strategy."
"Our national prescription drug abuse problem cannot be ignored. I have worked in the treatment field for the last 35 years, and recent trends regarding the extent of prescription drug abuse are startling," said A. Thomas McLellan, Deputy Director of ONDCP. "We must work with prescribers, the pharmaceutical industry, law enforcement, and families to help us fight this scourge."
The National Drug Control Strategy, released in May, outlines several steps to address what Director Kerlikowske calls "the fastest-growing drug problem in the United States"—prescription drug abuse.
They include:
- Increasing prescription drug return, take-back, and disposal programs. Prescription drugs that are commonly abused are often found in the family medicine cabinet, and individuals should get rid of unused or expired prescription drugs to prevent diversion and abuse.
- Educating physicians about opiate painkiller prescribing. The Administration's FY 2011 Budget request proposes funding for a program to train prescribers on how to instruct patients in the use and proper disposal of painkillers, to observe signs of dependence, and to use prescription drug monitoring programs to detect when an individual is going from doctor to doctor in search of prescriptions (also called "doctor shopping").
- Expanding prescription drug monitoring programs. Currently, these programs are operating in 34 states. The Administration supports establishment of these programs in every state, and is seeking to ensure new and existing monitoring programs effectively use the data they acquire and share information across state lines.
- Assisting states in addressing doctor shopping and pill mills. Criminal organizations have established thriving businesses of transporting people to states with little regulation to obtain prescription drugs from multiple doctors or from pill mills, which distribute drugs indiscriminately. Federal, state, local, and tribal authorities are working together to address this problem.
- Driving illegal Internet pharmacies out of business.
- Cracking down on rogue pain clinics that do not follow appropriate prescription practices.
The National Drug Control Strategy provides a blueprint for reducing prescription drug abuse. Parents, law enforcement, the medical community, and all levels of government have a role to play in reducing prescription drug abuse.
Later today, Director Kerlikowske will travel to Delaware to attend Governor Markell's bill signing for the Delaware Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.
The Office of National Drug Control Policy seeks to foster healthy individuals and safe communities by effectively leading the Nation's effort to reduce drug use and its consequences.
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The study, Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions Involving Abuse of Pain Relievers: 1998-2008, revealed an increase in the percentage of admissions abusing pain relievers spanning every age, gender, race, ethnicity, education, employment level, and region.
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More than 150 Indicted for Drug Trafficking in Puerto Rico
On July 7, a federal grand jury indicted 158 individuals as a result of an investigation by DEA’s Caribbean Division and the Puerto Rico Police Department. The defendants are charged in three different indictments with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute heroin, crack, cocaine, and marijuana, and conspiracy to possess firearms during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime.
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DEA Intel Aids in Seizure of First Operational Narco Submarine
On July 2, Ecuadorian Anti-Narcotics Police Forces, acting on intelligence gathered by DEA, raided a secret jungle shipyard near the country’s border with Colombia and seized the first fully-operational submarine built for the primary purpose of transporting multi-ton quantities of cocaine.
The submarine was constructed in a remote jungle environment in an effort to elude law enforcement or military interdiction, but Ecuadorian authorities succeeded in seizing the vessel before it was able to make its maiden voyage.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Ten years ago this month, FBI most wanted fugitive Agustin Vasquez-Mendoza was arrested for the murder of an undercover DEA agent in Arizona that led to one of the most intense manhunts in recent U.S. and Mexican law enforcement history. To read more about the murder of DEA Special Agent Robert Fass and the capture of Vasquez-Mendoza (page 123 of the DEA History Book) click here.
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8 Bandits Clever  En 1925, un escroc appelé Victor Lustig réussi à vendre la tour Eiffel, pas une seule fois, mais deux fois en deux mois! France venait de se relever de la Première Guerre mondiale, et Paris était en plein essor, un excellent environnement pour un escroc. maître Con Lust vint un jour de printemps où il a été la lecture d'un article de journal concernant le débat qui fait rage autour des coûts de maintenance de l'année 36 ans la tour Eiffel. Lust vu les possibilités derrière cet article et mis au point un système remarquable. Lustig produits de papeterie gouvernement faux pour lui et a invité six revendeurs de ferraille à une réunion confidentielle à l'un des prestigieux hôtel le plus à Paris, pour discuter une affaire possible. Là, Lustig s'est présenté comme le directeur général adjoint du ministère des Postes et Télégraphes. Il a dit au groupe que l'entretien sur la Tour Eiffel était tellement scandaleux que la ville ne pouvait pas maintenir plus longtemps, et je voulais la vendre à la ferraille. En raison de la levée de boucliers de certains publics la question devait être gardé secret jusqu'à ce que tous les détails ont été pensés. L'idée n'était pas aussi invraisemblable, en 1925, comme elle le serait aujourd'hui. La Tour Eiffel a été construite pour l'Exposition de Paris 1889, et n'était pas destiné à être permanent. Il était d'avoir été prises en 1909 et a déménagé ailleurs. Lustig a pris les hommes à la tour dans une limousine louée pour une tournée d'inspection. Il a donné Lustig l'occasion de mesurer lequel d'entre eux était le plus enthousiaste et crédule. Lustig a demandé des soumissions pour être soumis le lendemain. En réalité, Lustig savait déjà qu'il serait accepter l'offre d'un distributeur, André Poisson. Poisson a été l'insécurité, le sentiment qu'il n'était pas dans les cercles intérieurs de la communauté d'affaires parisien, et la pensée que l'obtention de la Tour Eiffel traiter le mettrait dans la grande ligue. Toutefois, la femme de Poisson était suspect, en se demandant ce qui a été officielle, pourquoi tout était si secret, et pourquoi tout est fait très rapidement. Pour faire face à ses soupçons, Lustig organisé une autre réunion, puis «avoué». En tant que ministre du gouvernement, il n'a pas fait assez d'argent pour poursuivre le mode de vie dont il jouissait, et avait besoin de trouver des moyens pour compléter ses revenus. Cela signifie que ses rapports nécessaires certaine marge d'appréciation. Poisson de suite compris. Il s'agissait d'un autre fonctionnaire du gouvernement corrompu qui voulait un pot de vin. C'est mettre l'esprit en repos Poisson immédiatement, car il était familier avec le type et n'avait pas de problèmes traitant de ces personnes. Alors Lustig non seulement reçu les fonds pour la Tour Eiffel, il a également recueilli un pot de vin ensemble. Lustig et son secrétaire personnel, un Franco-américain con homme Robert Arthur Tourbillon, vivement pris le train pour Vienne avec une valise pleine d'argent. Étonnamment, rien ne s'est passé. Poisson était trop humilié de se plaindre à la police. Un mois plus tard, Lustig de retour à Paris, a sélectionné six ferrailleurs plus, et a essayé de vendre la Tour une fois de plus. Cette fois, la victime choisie est allé à la police avant Lustig pourrait conclure l'affaire, mais Lustig et Collins a réussi à échapper à une arrestation.  Frank Abagnale: l'imposteur adolescent qui a passé plus de 2,5 millions de dollars en faux chèques  Le voleur de banque qui dupe la police par l'embauche de leurres dans Craigslist
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FUGITIVE ROUNDUP Friday: Interpol: Federal Bureau of Investigation Daily Digest Bulletin
From: Federal Bureau of Investigation <fbi@service.govdelivery.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:00:08 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: FUGITIVE ROUNDUP
FUGITIVE ROUNDUP
Interpol Leads New International Effort07/15/10
The FBI is seeking to locate and apprehend international fugitives by participating in Interpol’s Operation Infra-Red. Click on the pictures above to learn more about these wanted individuals. If you have information about any of these fugitives, please contact your local FBI office or send an e-mail to Interpol’s http://www.interpol.int/public/mail/mail3.asp?id=oir">fugitive unit.
Eric Bartoli was indicted in Ohio in 2003 in connection with a Ponzi scheme that bilked his customers out of millions of dollars. He’s been on the run ever since, possibly living in Peru. William Zepeda is wanted in Georgia for armed robbery and murder. He may have fled to his native El Salvador. Alleged child predator Roger Giese, charged in California, could be hiding out in Norway or the Bahamas.
While the FBI is well known for its Top Ten list of wanted fugitives, we also seek to locate and apprehend many other criminals who have avoided arrest by fleeing the country. To help catch these fugitives, the Bureau partners with law enforcement agencies around the world, including the international police organization Interpol.
Interpol’s Operation Infra-Red (short for International Fugitive Roundup and Arrest) represents a focused effort to apprehend fugitives like Bartoli, Zepeda, and Giese by promoting the timely exchange of information among the organization’s member countries and by soliciting the help of the public worldwide.
Launched on May 3, the operation targeted 450 convicted or wanted persons whose names were submitted by 29 participating countries. In early July, Interpol issued a call for public assistance to locate these individuals. Since that time, 114 fugitives have been located or arrested, and new information on 323 of the cases has been provided—including possible locations, photographs, and telephone numbers.
To assist with Operation Infra-Red, the Bureau assigned several agents and other personnel to Interpol headquarters in Lyon, France and is offering additional support from our Violent Crimes/Major Offenders Unit and Directorate of Intelligence at FBI Headquarters in Washington.
“Global partnerships are vital to being able to capture these fugitives."
Hector Gonzalez
FBI Special Agent
Operation Infra-RedSpecial Agent Eric Ives, who recently returned from a six-week assignment at Interpol headquarters, described the experience as a “fantastic example of law enforcement working together.”
“If I’m in Washington and I have a fugitive lead in Copenhagen,” Ives explained, “ordinarily I can’t just pick up the phone and call an officer there. For one thing, I wouldn’t know who to call, and there are different legal restrictions in different countries. That’s where Interpol steps in, to act as a facilitator and a conduit for information.”
Interpol was created nearly 90 years ago to facilitate just such cross-border police cooperation. Many of the 188 member countries work side by side in Lyon, staffing a 24/7 command post that employs sophisticated databases and operates in four official languages—Arabic, English, French, and Spanish.
If the FBI has information that one of its wanted fugitives might be in Dublin, for example, Interpol coordinates with the Irish authorities to pursue leads and other investigative work. “Having law enforcement from the other countries sitting together in Lyon helps the process greatly,” Ives said. “You can cut through a lot of barriers and get a lot accomplished.”
Among the international fugitives targeted by the FBI are two Top Tenners—James J. “Whitey” Bulger and Robert William Fisher, both wanted for murder, among other crimes.
“Global partnerships are vital to being able to capture these fugitives,” said Special Agent Hector Gonzalez, who coordinated the Bureau’s Operation Infra-Red activities with Interpol. "We are happy to be a part of this initiative, and we are receiving many good leads as a result.”
If you have information regarding international fugitives, please contact your local FBI office or send an e-mail to Interpol’s http://www.interpol.int/public/mail/mail3.asp?id=oir">fugitive unit.
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