16 Questions
What is the primary purpose of the Drug Amnesty Program?
To provide assistance to individuals seeking addiction treatment
What is required to be initiated when an individual turns over controlled substances to law enforcement?
An Investigative Lead report (ILP2 - Drugs)
What happens to the controlled substances and drug paraphernalia turned over to law enforcement?
They are impounded at the Sheriff's Office Evidence Section
What is the purpose of the interview conducted by the law enforcement deputy with the individual seeking treatment?
To gather information on sources of supply
What is required for individuals who are intoxicated and require medical attention?
They are transported to a hospital via emergency medical services
Where can an intoxicated adult who does not require medical treatment be taken?
Either Gracepoint or Amethyst Respite Center
What is NOT a requirement for the law enforcement deputy when an individual seeks treatment?
Authoring a report if there is no Investigative Lead provided or controlled substances to impound
What is the role of the law enforcement deputy in regards to the individual seeking treatment?
To provide assistance to the individual, regardless of their willingness to identify a source of supply
A person voluntarily seeking addiction treatment can only turn over controlled substances to sworn law enforcement personnel at a Sheriff's Office facility.
False
A property disposal form is not required to be completed when controlled substances are turned over to law enforcement.
False
The law enforcement deputy is required to transport the person voluntarily seeking treatment to the hospital via emergency medical services.
False
An Investigative Lead report is initiated regardless of whether the person seeking treatment provides information about their source of supply.
True
The law enforcement deputy is not required to provide assistance to the person voluntarily seeking treatment if they refuse to identify a source of supply.
False
Controlled substances and drug paraphernalia turned over to law enforcement are destroyed at the scene.
False
The study code of 'AP - Amnesty Program' is only added to the report if the person seeking treatment provides information about their source of supply.
False
A report is not authored if the person seeking treatment does not turn over controlled substances.
True
Study Notes
Drug Amnesty with Addiction Treatment and Controlled Substance Disposal
- Any person seeking addiction treatment can voluntarily turn over controlled substances to sworn law enforcement personnel.
Collection of Controlled Substances
- Deputies are dispatched to receive controlled substances from individuals seeking assistance.
- Individuals can meet with sworn law enforcement personnel at any Sheriff's Office facility.
Reporting and Impoundment
- An Investigative Lead report (ILP2 - Drugs) is initiated with the study code "AP - Amnesty Program".
- All controlled substances and drug paraphernalia are impounded at the Sheriff's Office Evidence Section.
- A property disposal form is completed.
Interview and Assistance
- Law enforcement deputies conduct an interview to identify sources of supply.
- Information learned is added to the Investigative Lead report.
- Deputies provide assistance to individuals seeking treatment, regardless of willingness to identify a source of supply.
Transportation
- Deputies transport or arrange transportation for individuals seeking treatment to the appropriate treatment facility.
- Intoxicated individuals requiring medical attention are taken to a hospital via emergency medical services.
- Intoxicated adults not requiring medical treatment are taken to:
- Gracepoint at 2212 Henry Avenue, Tampa, FL 33610
- Amethyst Respite Center at 4403 W. MLK Jr. Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33614
- Adults and juveniles benefiting from outpatient treatment are taken to:
- ACTS at 4612 N. 56th Street, Tampa, FL 33610 (Monday to Thursday, 0800 to 1900 hours, and Fridays, 0800 to 1700 hours)
- After hours, juveniles are taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center at 8605 N. Branch Avenue, Tampa, FL 33604.
Drug Amnesty with Addiction Treatment and Controlled Substance Disposal
- Any person seeking addiction treatment can voluntarily turn over controlled substances to sworn law enforcement personnel.
Collection of Controlled Substances
- Deputies are dispatched to receive controlled substances from individuals seeking assistance.
- Individuals can meet with sworn law enforcement personnel at any Sheriff's Office facility.
Reporting and Impoundment
- An Investigative Lead report (ILP2 - Drugs) is initiated with the study code "AP - Amnesty Program".
- All controlled substances and drug paraphernalia are impounded at the Sheriff's Office Evidence Section.
- A property disposal form is completed.
Interview and Assistance
- Law enforcement deputies conduct an interview to identify sources of supply.
- Information learned is added to the Investigative Lead report.
- Deputies provide assistance to individuals seeking treatment, regardless of willingness to identify a source of supply.
Transportation
- Deputies transport or arrange transportation for individuals seeking treatment to the appropriate treatment facility.
- Intoxicated individuals requiring medical attention are taken to a hospital via emergency medical services.
- Intoxicated adults not requiring medical treatment are taken to:
- Gracepoint at 2212 Henry Avenue, Tampa, FL 33610
- Amethyst Respite Center at 4403 W. MLK Jr. Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33614
- Adults and juveniles benefiting from outpatient treatment are taken to:
- ACTS at 4612 N. 56th Street, Tampa, FL 33610 (Monday to Thursday, 0800 to 1900 hours, and Fridays, 0800 to 1700 hours)
- After hours, juveniles are taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center at 8605 N. Branch Avenue, Tampa, FL 33604.
This quiz covers the procedures for drug amnesty, including the collection of controlled substances and the role of law enforcement personnel in assisting individuals seeking addiction treatment.
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