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• Brevard • Indian River • Lake • Martin • Orange • Osceola • Seminole • St. Lucie • Volusia

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Regional Domestic

Security Task Force – 5

(RDSTF-5)

Central Florida’s

Regional Fusion Center

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The Mission of the Central Florida Intelligence

Exchange is to protect Central Florida by providing information and knowledge, in the form of actionable intelligence to policy and decision makers. The Central Florida Intelligence Exchange will collect, analyze, produce and disseminate intelligence in order to support regional efforts to detect, deter, disrupt and deny terrorist and/or criminal activity. .

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Mission Statement

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Cameron Conney Florida National Guard Central Florida HIDTA

Intelligence Analyst

Juan Eslava Transportation Security

Administration TSA Supervisory Officer

Justin M. DeMoura Immigration & Customs

Enforcement Enforcement and Removal

Operations Deportation Officer

Field Intelligence Officer

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FDLE- Fentanyl Safety for Law Enforcement

www.fdle.state.fl.us/cms/Fentanyl.aspx

or

http://www.screencast.com/t/w0Q4v6Jg

Note: This training video counts as 1 hour toward mandatory retraining hours – Click on link below for training certificate:

http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/cms/Fentanyl/FentanylProofofCompletion.aspx

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Source: DEA – Fentanyl Guidebook for First Responders

Central Florida Intelligence Exchange - CFIX

Source: DEA – Fentanyl

Guidebook for First Responders

It only takes 2-3

milligrams to induce

respiratory depression,

arrest and possibly

death.

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Source: Department of Homeland Security - Office of Intelligence and Analysis

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Source: Orlando Police Department and Orange County Sheriffs Office

On 07/21/17, the Orlando Police Department responded to an overdose death investigation involving

suspected heroin. Initial officers secured the scene; a homicide detective and crime scene investigator

subsequently responded to conduct the death investigation.

Once inside the residence, the detective began to search for evidence and located drug paraphernalia in

a trash can. The detective removed and packaged the evidence.

Shortly after, he became dizzy and began to “black out” and the left side of his body became

numb. One of the initial responding officers and the crime scene investigator also felt similar affects as

described by the detective. They all received medical treatment and recovered from the exposure.

Lab results later confirmed the employees were exposed to Fentanyl.

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Source: Orlando Police Department and Orange County Sheriffs Office

Davie County Sheriff’s Office has received information in reference to officer and

first responder fentanyl overdoses. Recently, the postal service has conducted

controlled deliveries of fentanyl in the Davie County area. In one of those cases,

a local officer in Forsyth County, who collected drugs as they were packaged for

delivery, overdosed from airborne particles being blown by her vehicle’s

ventilation system while she was transporting it to the lab for analysis.

In another case, the Northwest High Intensity Drug Task Force seized a large

amount of currency from a suspected drug trafficker. An officer who was in the

room with the money counting machine was exposed to fentanyl and overdosed

from airborne particles generated by the counting machine. This officer was

wearing gloves but was not wearing a particle mask or eye protection.

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Source: Orlando Police Department and Orange County Sheriffs Office

· All overdoses and overdose death investigation calls for service, should be treated as a Fentanyl

overdose.

· All responding initial deputies, detectives and CSI personnel will wear protective gear (eye protection,

gloves, and mask) while on scene of the investigation. Confirm you are using the latest PPE equipment

issued by the agency (i.e. Nitrile gloves, N95 respirator mask, etc.)

· Confirm an on-scene deputy has Narcan®/Naloxone HCI nasal spray readily accessible.

· Contact the SO or DEA Clandestine Lab Response Team for presumptive testing of unknown

substances or evidence recovery of an extensive scene.

· Use soap and water to rinse any affected areas. Do not use anti-bacterial gel or similar product.

· Place latex gloves over standard cloth or leather gloves while searching.

· If contamination occurs, contact Fire Rescue/Exposure Team for medical treatment and

decontamination.

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Source: DEA –

Fentanyl Guidebook

for First Responders

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Central Florida Intelligence Exchange (CFIX) Hours of Operation: 0800 – 1700 (M-F)

Main Line: 407-858-3950

CFIX After Hours (On-Call Analyst): 407-509-4084

CFIX@ocfl.net

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ONLY (U//FOUO). It contains information that may be exempt from public

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Central Florida Intelligence Exchange (CFIX) U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office of Enforcement and Removal Operations Miami Field Office – Special Operations Intelligence Operations Unit Justin M. DeMoura Deportation Officer Field Intelligence Officer Office: 407-858-3955 Cell: 407-468-0666 Fax: 407-858-3944 Justin.DeMoura@dhs.gov (Federal Email) Justin.DeMoura@ocfl.net (County Email) Justin.DeMoura@dhs.sgov.gov (SIPR/HSDN)