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Back to Archives | March 2005 Contents
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In a recent survey, 63 percent of law enforcement
leaders say that drug abuse is an extremely or quite
serious problem in their communities, and 60 percent
say that drug abuse is a more serious problem than
it was five years ago. This issue of the Police Chief
focuses on the drug legalization arguments,
marijuana, and methamphetamine laboratories.
Cover photograph courtesy York Regional Police,
Ontario, Canada.
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Articles
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Drug Legalization: Why It Wouldn't Work in the United States
By Edmund Hartnett, Deputy Chief and Executive Officer, Narcotics Division, New York City Police Department, New York
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Indoor Marijuana Growing Operations
By Armand P. La Barge, Chief of Police, and Karen Noakes, Detective Sergeant, York Regional Police, Ontario, Canada
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Drug Trafficking Murderers
By William J. Renton Jr., Special Agent in Charge, Drug Enforcement Administration, Saint Louis, Missouri, and Chief Joseph Mokwa, Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department, Saint Louis, Missouri
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Enlisting Community Help in the Investigation of Methamphetamine Laboratories
By Todd Wuestewald, Chief of Police, and Gayla R. Adcock, Detective, Broken Arrow Police Department, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
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Honoring Excellence: 2004 IACP/Motorola Webber Seavey Award Winners Showcase Law Enforcement's Best
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From The Chief Postal Inspector
U.S. Postal Inspectors: Partners in the Investigation of Identity Theft and Crimes Involving the U.S. Mail
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Identity Theft and the Police Response: The Investigation
By Ed Dadisho, Sergeant, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles, California
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Columns
President's Message
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Chief's Counsel
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Technology Talk
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Legislative Alert
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Departments
Advances & Applications
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Technology Update
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Survivors' Club
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IACP News
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From the Director
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Highway Safety Initiatives
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Line of Duty Deaths
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New Members
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Products & Services
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Product Update
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Law Enforcement Jobs
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