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Drug market intervention an implementation guide

Drug Market Intervention An Implementation Guide Drug Market Intervention An Implementation Guide This project was supported by cooperative agreement number -CK-WX- K awarded by the O ?ce of Community Oriented Policing Services U S Department of Justice The opinions contained herein are those of the author s and do not necessarily represent the o ?cial position or policies of the U S Department of Justice References to speci ?c agencies companies products or services should not be considered an endorsement by the author s or the U S Department of Justice Rather the references are illustrations to supplement discussion of the issues The Internet references cited in this publication were valid as of the date of this publication Given that URLs and websites are in constant ux neither the author s nor the COPS O ?ce can vouch for their current validity This guide was created by the National Network for Safe Communities www nnscommunities org Recommended citation National Network for Safe Communities Drug Market Intervention An Implementation Guide Washington DC O ?ce of Community Oriented Policing Services ISBN - - - - Published Contents Letter from the COPS O ?ce v Letter from the National Network vii About This Series ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction The problem The logic of the strategy Glossary Process timeline and partnership Phase DMI Working Group Formation Choose potential Working Group members Address questions and misconceptions Phase Police-Community Reconciliation Why it matters Getting started Identifying community partners Holding meetings The reconciliation process Preparation work for law enforcement Preparation work for communities Methods of racial reconciliation Responses to community misperceptions of law enforcement The way forward Elevating community standards Phase Identi ?cation and Preparation Identify and select a drug market Identify all dealers Prepare cases Choose cases to bring and cases to bank Cases to bring Cases to bank Identify in uentials Prepare social service structure Develop communications strategy iii Drug Market Intervention An Implementation Guide Phase Call-In Preparation and Execution Preparing the call-in Select community speakers Select law enforcement speakers Select a social service speaker Establish call-in location Deliver invitations to dealers and in uentials Executing the call-in Use appropriate staging Call-in rehearsal Convey law enforcement message Convey the community moral voice Convey the social service message Phase Follow- Through and Maintenance Carry out law enforcement promises Follow up on social services Keep the market closed Police-community communication and trust Police responses and innovations Role of community stakeholders Help dealers change Assess outcomes Conclusion Appendixes A Drug Market Intervention ow chart B Sample letter to community C Sample letter to dealers D Sample invitation to community meeting E Sample agenda for call-in Memphis Drug Market Intervention Program F Sample press release References Resources About the National Network for Safe Communities About the COPS O ?ce iv Letter from the COPS O ?ce Dear colleagues There is no doubt that overt drug markets destroy neighborhoods contribute to crime and have a multitude of other negative e ?ects on communities When I was the chief of police