Northern California High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area 

2005

Annual Report

Sheriff Don Horsley, Cha
irman

Honorable Kevin Ryan, Vice-Chairman

Ronald E. Brooks, Director

Sally Fairchild, Deputy Director
 

 

 

2005 ANNUAL REPORT 

Northern California HIDTA 

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 

I. Executive Summary..........................................................................................4 

II. Introduction...................................................................................................6 

III. National HIDTA Goals.....................................................................................9 

IV. Summary of Threat Assessment for Budget Year 2005..........................................................10 

V. HIDTA Strategy Summary...............................................................................11 

VI. HIDTA Performance Measures.........................................................................12 

A. Performance Measures for Goal 1 

 Core Table 1...................................................................................12 

 Core Table 3...................................................................................13 

 Core Table 2...................................................................................13 

 Core Table 4............................................................................ ........14

 Core Table 5............................................................................................16 

 Core Table 6...................................................................................18 

 Core Table 7...................................................................................18 

 Core Table 8....................................................................................19 

 Core Table 9...................................................................................19 

 Core Table 10..................................................................................20 

 Core Table 11.................................................................................21 

B. Performance Measures for Goal 2 

 Core Table 12..................................................................................21 

 Core Table 13..................................................................................22 

 Core Table 14.................................................................................22 

 Core Table 15.................................................................................23 

 Core Table 16..................................................................................24 

VII. Conclusions...............................................................................................25 

VIII. Appendices 

A. Table of Organization for the NC HIDTA......................................................26 

B. Executive Board ...................................................................................27 

C. Participating Agencies.............................................................................27 

D. Participating Counties.............................................................................28 

E. HIDTA PMP Matrix (In attached document)...................................................28 

F. NC HIDTA Initiative Descriptions...............................................................28 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

G. Initiative Statistics for CY 2005 

Combined Total for CY 2005................................................................31 

Alameda County Violent Crime Gang Task Force...............................................32 

East Bay Heroin and Methamphetamine Task Force.........................................33 

 Joint Money Laundering Initiative...................................................................34 

Marin County Drug Task Force...........................................................................35 

 Northern California Clandestine Laboratory Task Force......................................36 

Oakland Area Drug Task Force .......................................................................37 

San Francisco Drug Task Force.........................................................................38 

San Mateo County Narcotics Task Force........................................................39 

Santa Cruz County Task Force ......................................................................40 

 Sonoma County Methamphetamine Task Force ..................................................41 

South Bay Multi-Agency Enforcement Teams......................................................42 

 Bay Area Narcotics Interdiction Initiative.............................................................43 

1. Bay Area Narc Interdiction Team (BANIT/BAHT SFIA).................44 

2. Bay Area HIDTA Transportation – Immigration and Customs 

 Enforcement (ICE-Oakland).......................................................45 

Campaign Against Drug Abuse (Discontinued)............................................46 

H. Description of Statistics............................................................................47 

IX. List of Tables and Charts.............................................................................................47 

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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

Illegal drugs now affect virtually every component of our society. The High Intensity 

Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Program is designed to significantly disrupt the market for 

these illicit activities. Every time illegal drugs and associated drug assets are seized, the regional 

marketplace for illegal drugs suffers a setback. These seizures hit drug trafficking organizations 

(DTOs) hard, affecting their profitability, and frequently their ultimate survival. By disturbing 

the drug supply chain, particularly at the multi-state or international level; law enforcement 

impacts the drug flow before it ever reaches the individual user but law enforcement activities 

have a cost. A key question emerges when studying the effectiveness of the HIDTA program. 

How efficiently and effectively are public dollars being spent on the HIDTA objectives? This 

report has been prepared to answer those questions. During this reporting period, the Northern 

California HIDTA initiatives disrupted the market for illegal drugs by meeting or exceeding 

most of their performance targets for the year, and they did so in a safe and cost effective 

manner. The following highlights illustrate this success. 

►	 The Northern California HIDTA (NC HIDTA) serves a community of seven million 

residents, throughout the greater San Francisco Bay/Silicon Valley Area. The HIDTA’s 

ten designated counties cover more than 10,000 square miles from Lake County in the 

north to Monterey County in the south. The primary area of operation for most HIDTA 

services is within the urban San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose regions. More than 

one-hundred federal, state and local law enforcement agencies provide service throughout 

the Northern California HIDTA. 

►	 Considering the size and diversity of the region and the large number of law enforcement 

agencies that serve the area, intelligence sharing, deconfliction, technical assistance and 

coordination services are critical to the effective and safe delivery of drug enforcement 

services provided by the NC HIDTA. To maximize the results of Northern California’s 

drug enforcement efforts, the NC HIDTA facilitates cooperation and joint efforts between 

disparate law enforcement organizations. There are more than 40 federal, state and local 

law enforcement agencies with more than 190 sworn and non-sworn personnel 

participating in the NC HIDTA regional law enforcement initiatives and task forces. With 

support from the NC HIDTA Investigative Support Center (ISC), regional initiatives 

continue to make significant progress in identifying, investigating and dismantling or 

disrupting the area’s most dangerous and prolific DTOs, drug dealers, money launderers, 

gang members, and violent criminals. 

►	 Like every HIDTA in the country, the Northern California HIDTA is governed by a 

balanced, (federal and state/local) Executive Board that administers policy and the annual 

budget based upon the national program guidance and the regional needs as identified in 

the NC HIDTAs annual threat assessment. The threat assessment when used with the 

HIDTAs Performance Measure (PMP) process provides an effective means of ensuring 

that funds are being allocated to address the threat at the Drug Trafficking Organization 

(DTO) level to include targeting Consolidated Priority Targets (CPOT) and Regional 

Priority Targets (RPOT). (As identified by the United States Department of Justice and 

the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District.) 

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►	 The Northern California HIDTA, using the national HIDTA model of collocation, 

intelligence-led initiatives, information sharing and deconfliction, has effectively brought 

disparate law enforcement agencies together in a non-competitive, neutral environment. 

Even though state and local government budgets have been dramatically reduced over the 

past five years the NC HIDTA has improved law enforcement efficiency by fostering 

information sharing and the collocation of multi-jurisdictional investigative and 

enforcement initiatives. 

►	 Because of significant state and local budget reductions, the NC HIDTA’s support to law 

enforcement agencies in the region is more important than at any time since 1997 when 

the Northern California HIDTA was designed. In addition to the funding provided 

directly to HIDTA sponsored initiatives, the NC HIDTA provides critical support to any 

requesting law enforcement agency in the HIDTA area. The HIDTA’s regional support 

programs include: its investigative support center (ISC) which provides tactical and 

strategic intelligence support, the investigative equipment lending program, the HIDTA 

funded wire intercept facility, tactical and case deconfliction services, and the law 

enforcement training initiative. 

►	 Although fighting the battle against illicit drug trafficking is not without cost, the NC 

HIDTA leverages its federal budget by using resources assigned by federal, state, and 

local law enforcement agencies so that for every NC HIDTA budget dollar spent on law 

enforcement, prosecution and investigative support activities, contributed to removing 

$134.00 in illicit drugs from the market and seizing $4.00 of drug-related assets. The NC 

HIDTA initiatives achieved a remarkable combined Return-on-Investment (ROI) of 

$138.00 for every $1.00 of NC HIDTA funds that were invested. 

►	 HIDTAs exist to disrupt and dismantle DTOs. At the beginning of 2005 the NC HDITA 

initiatives identified twenty-eight (28) DTOs and targeted twenty-eight (28). An 

additional twenty-seven (27) DTOs were newly identified and targeted. By the end of 

2005, twenty (20) of these targeted DTOs were disrupted, and fifteen (15) DTOs were 

totally dismantled. This is a significant achievement. Several of the identified DTOs that 

have not yet been disrupted are still being investigated by NC HIDTA initiatives. 

►	 The NC HIDTA strives to investigate larger, more complex DTOs where the greatest 

positive impact can be achieved. Disrupting or dismantling a large complex DTO 

generally takes longer than stopping a street level operation, but doing so can 

substantially reduce the illicit drug marketplace. As illustrated by the statistical measures 

contained throughout this Annual Report, during CY 2005, the NC HIDTA initiatives 

targeted more complex cases involving larger DTOs. 

►	 The NC HIDTA continues to play a leading role in assisting the law enforcement, 

prosecution and investigative support initiatives with information sharing and training 

assistance. Information sharing and training support form the “glue” that binds these 

initiatives together by promoting and facilitating greater efficiency and effectiveness. 

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II. INTRODUCTION 

The NC HIDTA is pleased to present this Annual Report documenting its activities 

during calendar year 2005. To fully appreciate the NC HIDTA’s achievements, it is important to 

understand how each HIDTA is structured, and why it exists. The Director, Office of National 

Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), designates regions that have critical drug trafficking problems 

adversely impacting the United States as High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTAs). By 

design, HIDTA offices are located in these areas. The National HIDTA program is composed of 

28 individual HIDTAs spread throughout the nation and is uniquely situated to counteract this 

illicit activity. HIDTAs play a significant role in addressing identified drug and drug-related 

problems, and offer real world solutions. The NC HIDTA has fostered cooperative and effective 

working relationships with more than 40 federal, state and local agencies that participate as 

members of HIDTA sponsored initiatives as well as many other agencies from throughout the 

region (who receive assistance from the NC HIDTA) in its effort to disrupt or dismantle DTOs. 

A brief description of each HIDTA initiative is included in the appendix of this report. A more 

detailed description of each initiative can be found in the NC HIDTA 2005 Strategy, which is 

available from the NC HIDTA office. 

NC HIDTA law enforcement initiatives have established priorities that focus on the 

disruption or dismantlement of DTOs, especially those involved with drug-related violent crime, 

as well as targeting those DTOs that have the greatest adverse impact on the quality of life in 

neighborhoods and communities. There is a determined effort to counter drug movement into 

and through the region, and to arrest those who conceal the proceeds from illegal drug sales 

within the region. This is exemplified by the continuing enhancements to regional interdiction 

initiatives. These priorities are supported by a strong commitment from federal and state 

prosecutors to provide timely and sound legal advice and prosecution when deemed appropriate. 

The NC HIDTA Director and Executive Board members worked closely with law enforcement 

and local HIDTA staff to develop a vision for the future, which clearly reflects what outcomes 

HIDTA initiatives seek to achieve. 

To achieve meaningful results, each HIDTA needs clear goals (the HIDTA Program 

Goals); a recognition of the challenges faced (the NC HIDTA Threat Assessment); a plan to get 

there (the NC HIDTA Strategy with quantifiable performance targets); and a way to document 

achievements (the NC HIDTA Annual Report). The overall HIDTA mission is embodied in the 

National Program Mission Statement: 

National HIDTA 

Program Mission Statement 

The mission of the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) Program is to 

disrupt the market for illegal drugs in the United States by assisting federal, state, and 

local law enforcement entities participating in the HIDTA program to dismantle and 

disrupt drug trafficking organizations, with particular emphasis on drug trafficking 

regions that have harmful effects on other parts of the United States. 

The NC HIDTA recognizes that without a clear mission and vision, the law enforcement, 

intelligence and prosecution communities cannot work in concert toward any mutual objectives, 

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and success cannot be quantified or measured. The NC HIDTA fully embraces the following 

mission and vision in conjunction with the national program objectives. 

NC HIDTA 

Vision Statement 

The vision of the Northern California HIDTA is to enhance the capabilities of 

state, federal and local law enforcement agencies by encouraging the synergy of 

resources, while enhancing the areas of efficiency and officer safety through the 

use of operational and investigative deconfliction. The NC HIDTA will 

continually strive to provide law enforcement agencies with pre-eminent grant 

funding, analytical services, technical equipment and training opportunities while 

earning a reputation for both the high quality of our work and the excellence of 

our people. 

NC HIDTA 

Mission Statement 

The Northern California HIDTA’s Mission is to measurably reduce the 

availability of illicit drugs and drug-related crime and violence in support of the 

National Drug Control Strategy by encouraging: balanced governance of the 

HIDTA, inter-agency cooperation, the sharing of information, and use of strategic 

and tactical intelligence in the planning, budgeting and investigative process. 

 Reporting Period: This Annual Report covers the reporting period January 1, 2005 to 

December 31, 2005. 

 Budget Allocation: The NC HIDTA is funded by the Office of National Drug Control 

Policy (ONDCP) at $2.69 million annually, a relatively small budget considering the geographic 

size and population of the area served and the drug threat that exists in the region. The NC 

HIDTA’s area is a diverse, primarily urban area that serves as the gateway to the Pacific Rim and 

which is in relatively close proximity to the border with Mexico. Based on the NC HIDTA’s 

threat assessment, the region faces significant drug threats on many levels. The San Francisco 

Bay Area is a base of operation for wholesale distributors of illegal drugs that are imported from 

international sources as well as those produced locally. These include Mexican national and 

Asian drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) that are involved in the manufacture and or 

distribution of large quantities of methamphetamine, heroin, MDMA, cocaine and marijuana. 

Local distributors with street gang affiliations fund their activities through the sale of drugs in 

the regions urban and suburban communities often times adding to the violent crime statistics as 

they battle over turf. 

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Geographic Area Covered: Lake, Sonoma, Marin, San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, San 

Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties. 

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III. National HIDTA Goals 

Every HIDTA has adopted two specific goals to achieve in facing the drug challenge. 

These two national goals guide all HIDTA initiatives and activities throughout the United States. 

The NC HIDTA is proud to present these national HIDTA program goals, plus concise 

summaries of its Threat Assessment for Budget Year 2005 and resultant Strategy in the 

following sections. The NC HIDTA has developed a strategy to meet local drug threats 

according to the needs of the region while continuing to comply with the National HIDTA 

Program guidance and objectives: 

NATIONAL HIDTA GOALS 

Goal 1: Disrupt the market for illegal drugs by dismantling or 

disrupting drug trafficking and/or money laundering 

organizations; and 

Goal 2: Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of HIDTA 

initiatives. 

Specifically, the mission of the NC HIDTA is to support Goal 2, Objective 2 of the 

National Drug Control Strategy, which is to “improve the ability of the High Intensity Drug 

Trafficking Areas (HIDTAs) to counter drug trafficking.” Toward this end, NC HIDTA strives 

to measurably reduce the availability of illicit drugs and the occurrence of drug-related crime and 

violence in its 10-county region. 

The HIDTA Goals represent clear targets for NC HIDTA initiatives. They also provide 

the foundation upon which performance, planning and outcome measurements are based. As the 

NC HIDTA develops budget submissions, each initiative must present programmatic and fiscal 

justifications that are based on the Threat Assessment; must articulate how the initiative’s 

funding request directly addresses the threat; set realistic performance measures; and must 

eventually provide specific information on how the funding has allowed the NC HIDTA to meet 

its desired outcomes. NC HIDTA initiatives are developed by staff and approved by the 

Executive Board in compliance with the national program guidelines that govern all HIDTA 

activities and expenditures. 

The NC HIDTA Executive Board is significantly involved in all aspects of the 

Intelligence, Investigation and Interdiction activities. The Board provides a forum to share 

important trends in drug trafficking, gathers information on which drugs are being distributed 

throughout the region, and identifies DTOs. The Board also addresses important administrative 

issues in its oversight capacity. The Board has established an Intelligence Subcommittee that 

supports NC HIDTA initiatives and its participating agencies on a wide variety of intelligence 

issues, training, computer technology and other matters. NC HIDTA success is measured by 

results, and each initiative is fully accountable for its success or failure in meeting its objectives. 

The NC HIDTA Program’s success is measured in part by its ability to facilitate greater 

efficiency, effectiveness and cooperation among and between external participating agencies at 

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the local, state and federal level, yielding tangible, measurable results. Collocation of federal, 

state and local law enforcement agencies to facilitate and enhance resource sharing is a key 

strategy. The extent of information sharing and inter-agency cooperation fostered by the NC 

HIDTA approach proves that separate law initiatives are working together and sharing 

information, effectively and efficiently. 

IV. Summary of Threat Assessment for Budget Year 2005 

Recognizing the importance of maximizing operational effectiveness, and to ensure that 

our citizens get the greatest return for tax dollars expended by the program, the NC HIDTA 

establishes annually, a sound strategic plan and realistic resource requests which emanate from a 

well-researched and thorough Threat Assessment. The NC HIDTA ISC prepares the annual 

threat assessment after conducting: threat and drug trafficking organization surveys, focus 

groups, discussions with treatment providers, a review of law enforcement statistics and other 

data sets that might assist in the process. For complete details of that assessment, the reader is 

referred to The NC HIDTA Threat Assessment for Budget Year 2005. The following summary is 

presented for your convenience. 

The San Francisco Bay Area is a vital urban region with a cultural and economic impact 

on the entire nation. The San Francisco Bay Area include the counties of Alameda, Contra 

Costa, Marin, Monterey, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, and Sonoma. The 

population of the Bay Area totaled 6.9 million in 2000. The largest cities in the Bay Area in 

terms of population are San Jose, San Francisco, and Oakland. According to U.S. Census data, 

58 percent of Bay Area residents were Caucasian, 18 percent were Asian, and 6 percent were 

Black or African American in 2000. In addition, 21 percent of Bay Area residents were of 

Hispanic or Latino descent, a higher proportion than the national rate of 12 percent. 

The San Francisco Bay Area is a national-level distribution center for illicit drugs 

transported into the United States from Mexico—cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and 

methamphetamine as well as domestically produced marijuana and methamphetamine. 

Traffickers in the Bay Area supply illicit drugs to major drug markets in all regions of the 

country including Anchorage, Boston, Honolulu, Kansas City, Minneapolis, New York, and St. 

Louis. 

The drug threat reported for 2005 indicated the following: 

Methamphetamine production, distribution and consumption continued to be the primary 

drug threat facing NC HIDTA. Although the user population is diverse, Mexican National Drug 

Trafficking Organizations (DTOs) are responsible for the majority of manufacturing and 

distributing methamphetamine, as well as black tar heroin and cocaine, throughout the region. 

Methamphetamine production has decreased in the Bay Area largely as a result of 

effective precursor controls. However, methamphetamine remains readily available as Mexican 

drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) and criminal groups increasingly transport it into the area 

from Mexico and the Central Valley. 

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Crystal methamphetamine, often referred to as “ice”, is readily available and a popular 

drug of choice. Most “ice” is converted by the Mexican National manufacturing organizations 

that were also responsible for originally manufacturing the methamphetamine used in the 

conversion. 

In 2005, California law enforcement set record numbers in the seizures of marijuana 

plants. More then one million marijuana plants were confiscated. The large-scale cultivation of 

high grade marijuana is frequently controlled by Mexican national poly-drug DTOs. The 

command and control for many of these DTOs is headquartered and some of the grow operations 

occur within the NC HIDTA region. Many large marijuana cultivations are on U.S. Forest 

Service, BLM, state park or other public lands. Treatment providers are reporting an increase in 

teens and young adults seeking treatment for marijuana use or for other drug use problems that 

began with the use of high potency marijuana. There is an increasing number of indoor, 

hydroponic cultivations being reported in the region. 

Street gangs dominate retail distribution of illicit drugs in most metropolitan areas in the 

Bay Area. Much of the violent and property crime in these areas is related to street gang activity 

including drug trafficking. 

Drug traffickers launder illicit proceeds in the Bay Area primarily through the use of 

money transmittal businesses and by transportation of bulk quantities of currency to Mexico and 

to a much lesser extent, Canada. Traffickers also launder illicit drug proceeds by using informal 

value transfer systems; commingling proceeds with revenue of a legitimate business, and 

purchasing high-value assets. 

V. HIDTA Strategy Summary 

The reader is referred to The NC HIDTA 2005 Strategy for details on the NC HIDTA 

initiatives. The following summary is presented for your convenience. 

The NC HIDTA approach is to combine the existing fourteen (14) 2005 investigative 

initiatives into six (6) investigative initiatives and to co-locate law enforcement personnel in 

multi-jurisdictional initiatives (task forces) to foster enhanced information and resource sharing. 

Through the combining and collocation of initiatives, the NC HIDTA fosters a comprehensive 

response to combating illicit drug activity by bringing together all available law enforcement 

resources in a cohesive strategy to address the problem. NC HIDTA law enforcement initiatives 

focus on DTOs, money laundering groups, violent drug offenders, open-air drug markets, 

firearms trafficking and domestic drug movement. Newly emerging narco-terrorism trends are 

also carefully monitored and information is shared with the Northern California Regional 

Terrorism Threat Assessment Center (NC RTTAC), the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force 

(JTTF), the California State Terrorism Threat Assessment Center (STTAC), California DOJ’s 

California Anti-Terrorism Information Center (CATIC), and local law enforcement agencies. 

NC HIDTA law enforcement initiatives are directed through their respective lead 

agencies’ management policies and are focused on the prevalent drug threats as identified in the 

NC HIDTA Threat Assessment. NC HIDTA law enforcement initiatives actively pursue the 

outcomes sought by the strictures of HIDTA Goal 1. All NC HIDTA initiatives enter case data 

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into the Western States Information Network database (one of the six RISS projects) through the 

Los Angels Clearinghouse (LACLEAR), which facilitates information sharing, deconfliction, 

enhanced officer safety, and an ability to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort during 

investigations where there may be common elements or subjects. In 2005, law enforcement 

agencies within the region used NC HIDTA resources to deconflict 4,492 critical events and 

24,120 case/subject deconflictions. Additionally, the NC HIDTA ISC provided intelligence 

support services for twenty-two (22) new drug investigations. 

Enhanced communication, collaboration, and information sharing are key law 

enforcement components designed to promote maximum efficiency and effectiveness as 

prescribed by HIDTA Goal 2. Logically, Goal 1 and Goal 2 are closely intertwined, with Goal 2 

providing the integration support services that enhance the ability for all initiatives to meet their 

goals. 

VI. HIDTA Performance Measures 

In an effort to demonstrate performance and effectiveness, HIDTAs across the country 

have instituted new procedures aimed at ensuring that HIDTA sponsored initiatives are achieving 

the results desired by the National HIDTA Program and their executive boards. The use of a 

standardized Performance Measures Program (PMP) introduces a new capability to quantify and 

track HIDTA targets and monitor results. With the application of new PMP procedures, the NC 

HIDTA Annual Report now functions as the report card; a barometer of HIDTA efficiency and 

effectiveness; a source for comparison with previous year efforts; and most importantly, provides 

direction for future action. The series of tables and charts now contained in the annual report 

present specific outputs and efficiency measures organized in NC HIDTA Goal order. These 

measurable results reflect a continuing increase in efficiency and effectiveness at lower 

programmatic costs. 

A. PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR GOAL 1 

TABLE 1: 

Percentage of DTOs and MLOs Disrupted or Dismantled for Year 2005 at Northern 

California 

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TABLE 2: 

Percentage of DTOs and MLOs Disrupted or Dismantled by Scope for Year 2005, at
 

Northern California (ALL DTOs included) 

TABLE 3: 

Percentage of Money Laundering Organizations Disrupted or Dismantled by Scope for 

Year 2005, at Northern California 

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TABLE 4: 

Operational Scope of All DTO and MLO Cases Initiated for Year 2005, at Northern 

California 

Table 4- Note: The NC HIDTA initiatives worked a total of twenty-three (23) OCDETF 

cases in 2005. The above data reflects the number of CPOT, RPOT and OCDETF cases which 

were newly affiliated with HIDTA during 2005. It does not include the larger number of CPOT, 

RPOT and OCDETF cases which were carried over from previous years. Significant drug 

trafficking organizations are commonly investigated over several years. The preparation for 

OCDETF approval typically occurs several months after the identification of the DTO and the 

subsequent case initiation. Thus, CPOT, RPOT and OCDETF status frequently is obtained in the 

year following the identification of the DTO. The NC HIDTA worked a total of 23 OCDETF 

investigations during 2005, targeted five CPOT-related organizations, and six organizations with 

RPOT status. 

Illicit drug trafficking, left unchecked, cuts deeply into the social fabric of our society, 

particularly in urban areas. This problem extends into rural America because of the substantial 

profits associated with drug cultivation, manufacturing, and sales. HIDTAs across the country 

target the organizations that participate in this illegal trade, and are dedicated to stopping them. 

Tables 1 through 4 reflect the remarkable impact NC HIDTA initiatives had on DTOs; not only 

within the HIDTA region itself, but also nationally and internationally. At the beginning of each 

year, NC HIDTA initiatives are hard at work investigating DTOs that have been previously 

identified, many of which will also have been specifically targeted for disruption or total 

dismantlement. Table 1 shows that as of January 2005, NC HIDTA initiatives had already 

identified 28 DTOs and targeted all 28 for either disruption or dismantlement. An additional 27 

DTOs were identified and targeted during 2005. By the end of calendar year 2005, the NC 

HIDTA disrupted 20 and dismantled 15 of these DTOs. 

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Illicit drug trafficking occurs on several different levels ranging from local street dealers 

to the multi-state organizations, and ultimately to sophisticated international drug cartels. 

Traditionally, law enforcement has had its greatest successes at the street dealer level. These 

“small-time” operators were less sophisticated than the larger, better-financed DTOs and, 

consequently, presented easier targets. Unfortunately, disrupting or dismantling the “low 

hanging fruit” had little lasting effect on stopping illegal drugs. More emphasis needed to be 

placed on larger DTOs where a disruption or dismantlement would have greater impact on the 

marketplace. HIDTAs are geared to attack the problem at the upper levels. Table 2 explains NC 

HIDTA success in terms of the operational scope of the DTOs identified and targeted in calendar 

year 2005. 

(Left Intentionally Blank) 

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TABLE 5: Drugs Removed from the Marketplace for Year 2005, at Northern 

California 

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Table 5 - Note: The NC HIDTA seized 101.9 kg of khat, which is not listed in Core 

Table 5. Seizures in Table 5 are valued according to the price of the drug; Khat is sometimes 

seized, but rarely sold or purchased undercover. Therefore, pricing information was unavailable 

for our region. 

The NC HIDTA seized methamphetamine in solution which was converted from gallons 

to its pound value of powder, at a rate of four pounds per gallon. A total of 31 gallons were 

seized, which would be 124 pounds, or 55.8 kilograms of finished product. 

NC HIDTA seized many drugs which fall into the seizure category “Other” in the PMP. 

These drugs appear in Table 5 without units of measure. The units used were the following: 

Alprazolam Dosage Units 

Steroids Dosage Units 

Vicodin Dosage Units 

Diphenoxyolate Dosage Units 

Dextropropoxyphene Dosage Units 

Diazepam Dosage Units 

Zolpidem Dosage Units 

 GBL Gallons 

GHB Gallons 

Hashish Kilograms 

LSD Dosage Units 

Ephedrine Kilograms 

Iodine Kilograms 

Pseudoephedrine Kilograms 

Red Phosphorus Kilograms 

Opium Kilograms 

Oxycontin Dosage Units 

Codeine Dosage Units 

Lorazepam Dosage Units 

PCP Gallons 

Valium Dosage Units 

Psilocybin Mushrooms Kilograms 

Seizing drugs from a DTO is analogous to eliminating inventories from a corporate sales 

department, leaving it with nothing to market. During CY 2005, the NC HIDTA had a 

significant impact on the region’s drug trade through its drug seizures. Table 5 lists the 

wholesale values of the respective drugs seized, thus giving a highly accurate and true depiction 

of the economic impact of removing these drugs from the marketplace. In this fashion, 

achieving the NC HIDTA goals is more clearly shown in terms of real dollar outcomes. 

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CORE TABLE 6: TABLE 6: Return on Investment (ROI) for Drugs Removed from 

the Marketplace by Law Enforcement Initiatives by Year 2005 

CORE TABLE 7: TABLE 7: Return on Investment (ROI) for Assets Removed from 

the Marketplace by Law Enforcement Initiatives by Year 2005 

NC HIDTA initiatives seized $9,721,604 in drug assets during CY 2005, thereby 

reducing availability and subsequent abuse. This is a dramatic increase in seizures over the 

baseline for CY 2004 and yields an ROI of $4.00 for every $1.00 of HIDTA funding invested. 

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CORE TABLE 8: Total Return on Investment (ROI) for Drugs and Assets Removed 

from the Marketplace by Law Enforcement Initiative by Year 2005 

A modern business is hurt by reductions to its bottom line profits. A DTO is crippled in 

the same way. Tables 6, 7 and 8 demonstrate the efficiency of the NC HIDTA in removing illicit 

drugs and drug profits from the DTOs. Based upon available funding, the NC HIDTA invested 

$2,382,676 million to achieve these two goals. In both instances the NC HIDTA succeeded. 

During 2005, the NC HIDTA permanently removed $319,907,974 million in illicit drugs 

and $9,721,604 million in drug profits from the marketplace, for a total of $329,629,578. When 

examined in budget terms, these results yield an impressive overall rate of return (ROI) of $138 

for every $1.00 of HIDTA funding invested in NC HIDTA law enforcement and intelligence 

initiatives. 

CORE TABLE 9: Prosecution Outputs and Outcomes by Year 2005 at Northern 

California HIDTA 

Table 9 - Note: The NC HIDTA did not sponsor any prosecution initiatives during 2005. 

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CORE TABLE 10: Value of Clandestine Methamphetamine Laboratories 

Dismantled by Size for Year 2005, at Northern California 

Table 10 - Note: This chart tabulates dollar value of the seized lab based on one-time 

production amounts. Most of these labs would have been used multiple times. Thus the 

production that was interrupted by the seizure could be notable. Statistical estimates of repeat 

uses of a lab are not captured on this table. 

The dollar value per ounce of methamphetamine is based on the price range provided by 

then 2005 NC HIDTA Threat Assessment Survey. In the Bay Area crystal is estimated value is 

$550.00 per ounce. 

Table 10 collects the number of seized methamphetamine production labs. Some 

initiatives seized crystal conversion labs, which are not included in the tables. Conversion labs 

process powdered methamphetamine into crystal. 

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CORE TABLE 11: HIDTA Clandestine Laboratory Activities for Northern 

California, in Year 2005 

Table 11 - Note: Clan Lab Cards documented no children found living or exposed to 

methamphetamine production labs in the NC HIDTA area during 2005. 

B. PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR GOAL 2 

CORE TABLE 12: HIDTA Training Efficiency by Type of Training for Year 2005, at 

Northern California 

Training is essential in improving the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of NC HIDTA 

operations. NC HIDTA training was designed to improve computer and analytical skills, bolster 

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investigative knowledge, and develop managerial abilities. This training was provided free of 

charge to NC HIDTA assigned and participating agency investigators as well as other law 

enforcement officers from throughout the region. These training courses would not have been 

available without NC HIDTA support and funding. Additionally, in 2005 the NC HIDTA and 

DEA sponsored its second annual Mobile FLEAT class to analysts and other law enforcement 

personnel. This was an 80-hour course. Students from the region and across the nation attended. 

CORE TABLE 13: Percentage of HIDTA Initiatives Using Event and Case 

Deconfliction Services for Year 2005 at Northern California 

Table 13 - Note: Table 13 reflects the enforcement and intelligence initiatives which had 

funding during 2005. Funded investigative initiatives during 2005 numbered 14, which included 

one initiative that was not active during 2005 but had remaining funding. This inactive initiative 

did not use deconfliction services. The BAYNIN intelligence initiative is a deconfliction service 

user not captured in column 1 or 3 of the PMP database but captured in column 2. 

CORE TABLE 14: Percentage of Event and Case Deconflictions Submitted for 

Year 2005 at Northern California 

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Separate law enforcement initiatives, while aggressively pursuing suspects or covering an 

event, can easily cross paths in the field. This can be dangerous if either party is unaware of the 

other. In a “best case” scenario, it merely results in harmless interference. At worst, however, it 

could cost an officer his or her life in a dangerous encounter. Information which can serve to 

deconflict such potential encounters is vital to well coordinated law enforcement investigative 

and tactical operations. The NC HIDTA provides such information through its contract with the 

Los Angeles Clearinghouse (LACLEAR). Of the fourteen (14) NC HIDTA initiatives eligible to 

use deconfliction services, all fourteen (14) took advantage of these valuable tools. Table 13 and 

14 depict how well NC HIDTA initiatives and participating agencies used these services. Event 

and case/subject deconflictions increased compared to baseline data. These services promote 

officer safety, conserve resources and help to coordinate investigations. NC HIDTA funded 

deconfliction services are available to every law enforcement agency in the region. Regional 

training on the importance of deconflicting operations has been presented throughout the region 

by NC HIDTA and LA CLEAR staff. Based upon an NC HIDTA survey it is believed that most, 

if not all agencies conducting drug investigations in the region are using both the case and 

tactical deconfliction services made available through the HIDTA. 

CORE TABLE 15: Percentage of Cases Provided Analytical Support for Year 2005 

at Northern California 

Table 15 – Note: The 2004 baseline data for this table was based on the definitions used 

in the first year of the PMP. NC HIDTA added the total number of initiative cases that received 

analytical support from any source. We understand that the 2005 data should only consider cases 

that were supported by NC HIDTA ISC analytical resources. Thus the numbers in the baseline 

are significantly higher than the totals for 2005. Additionally, the data for 2005 only includes the 

number of cases newly receiving analytical support from the ISC during the year, not the total 

number of cases receiving support from the ISC. Thirteen cases carried over from the previous 

year, and support of them continued into 2005. These carry-over cases included some of the 

major CPOT and OCDETF investigations, several of which are worked by multiple initiatives. 

The NC HIDTA supports a variety of important projects in the Bay Area. These projects 

are in direct support of targeting our regional threat, according to our annual Threat Assessment 

and our PMP Matrix. The nature and importance of these projects is not explained by the Core 

Tables, but can be summarized as follows: The ISC provided full-time analytical support to a 

violent crime/gang initiative in San Mateo County, and to a marijuana organization targeting 

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effort based in San Francisco DEA. We provided part-time analytical support to SAR research 

in support of the efforts of the High Intensity Financial Crimes Area. We have also researched 

leads from a variety of law enforcement and civilian sources, and passed them to appropriate 

investigative entities. 

CORE TABLE 16: Percentage of HIDTA Initiative Cases Referred to Other HIDTAs 

and Other Agencies for Year 2005 at Northern California 

Table 16 - Note: The PMP submitted in 2005, for data from 2004, asked for reporting 

on the number of referrals passed to other departments and agencies. We were unable to report 

that data last year, due to the requirement being issued after the year’s collection of data was 

concluded. This explains the lack of baseline data for 2004. 

During 2005, we asked the initiatives to report on the number of Cases Referred to Other 

Offices, and the number of Leads Referred to Other Offices. We received some reporting of this 

activity. The PMP guidelines for 2005 data have rephrased the question to: “Cases Referred to 

Other HIDTAs” and “Cases Referred to Other Agencies.” Table 16 reflects the data we 

collected for “Cases Referred to Other Offices,” which have been placed in the most similar 

Table 16 box, “Cases Referred to Other Agencies.” 

The referral totals we collected include referral activity by the ISC. Please note the investigative 

initiatives referral statistic is documented as part of Appendix G, “Initiative Statistics for CY 

2005” total. The ISC (a support initiative) is documented in a separate log sheet. The two 

statistics are combined for the annual report. The investigative initiatives made four referrals of 

cases to other offices. The ISC made four referrals. 

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VII. Conclusions 

The reporting period of January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005 was the eighth year 

of operation for NC HIDTA. The NC HIDTA Program continues to increase its: involvement in 

high-level investigations, participation in deconfliction, use of the equipment lending pool, 

intelligence support to law enforcement and overall service to the community. The NC HIDTA 

Program seeks to develop and sharpen its services by developing state of the art web-based 

investigative/training databases and inventory controls. 

State and local law enforcement departments throughout the region continue to 

experience funding cutbacks. As funding is lost, the ability of those agencies to work together in 

a cooperative manner to conduct drug investigations becomes even more critical than in past 

years. By being a neutral, “fair broker”, the NC HIDTA assists in fostering cooperative 

relationships and the consolidation of resources, enabling agencies in the region to continue 

conducting meaningful and successful drug trafficking and manufacturing investigations. 

NC HIDTA’s ability to fund and support intelligence-led drug enforcement operations 

has been critical to drug enforcement operations in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. The NC 

HIDTA is the only source of region-wide, all-level (state, local, and federal) drug law 

enforcement information-sharing and intelligence. The NC HIDTA remains the primary 

provider of deconfliction services, analytical support, and investigative equipment loans. The 

NC HIDTA also served the regions law enforcement community as a significant provider of 

investigative and analytical training in the region. 

Through these activities, the NC HIDTA has increased law enforcement capabilities in 

the region. The funding provided by ONDCP through the NC HIDTA program leverages law 

enforcement services and acts as a force multiplier for law enforcement agencies that are 

attempting, despite diminishing budgets, to have an impact on the illicit drug problem and drug 

related crime. The seizure data from task forces that receive HIDTA funding shows that there is 

an outstanding return on the investment of federal HIDTA dollars. Each HIDTA dollar ($1.00) 

spent on Enforcement and Intelligence returned $138.00 in seized drugs and proceeds (Core 

Table 8.) 

CY 2005 marks the second year that the NC HIDTA has reported initiative operational 

targets and subsequent outcomes using the new Performance Management Process (PMP) 

providing efficiency and effectiveness performance measures results for each federal dollar 

spent. It was the first year of using the automated PMP database system. The PMP process was 

adopted as a key component allowing the NC HIDTA to focus on meaningful outcomes. As of 

CY 2004 this is one of the main principles that now guide how every NC HIDTA initiative 

approaches its effort to reduce drug crime. The preliminary data from the annual report and 

PMP process has already led the NC HIDTA’s Executive Board to make strong 

recommendations to reduce the number of initiates for FY 2006 and to restructure them to more 

effectively address the drug threat. More than 40 federal, state and local agencies in the NC 

HIDTA region participate in the NC HIDTA law enforcement and investigative support 

initiatives. Proactive thinking is the touchstone of NC HIDTA local support as staff strives to 

foster efficiency and effectiveness among and between the initiatives under its guidance, through 

interagency cooperation and information sharing. 

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Although the NC HIDTA has made considerable progress over the past year, there is still a 

great deal of work left to do. The emergence of internationally-connected drug trafficking 

organizations, the continuation of the methamphetamine manufacturing problem, the increase in 

domestically grown high potency marijuana and the emergence of pharmaceutical drugs being 

available via the internet fuels addiction, crime and gang violence throughout the region while 

adversely affecting the quality of life for the citizens of the San Francisco Bay Area. These drug 

related threats and those that will undoubtedly emerge during this coming year all pose a 

challenge to the NC HIDTA’s limited resources and to the law enforcement agencies that 

participate in drug enforcement throughout the region. By bringing together a partnership of 

criminal justice professionals and developing innovative, effective solutions to the region’s drug 

threats, the NC HIDTA will continue to lead the effort to protect regional residents from the 

scourge of illegal drugs. 

VIII. Appendices 

A. Table of Organization for the NC HIDTA 

NC HIDTA Executive 

Board 

Administration 

Fiscal 

NC HIDTA 

Deputy Director 

Intelligence 

Supervisor 

Equipment

 Pool 

Wire Room 

Intelligence 

Group 

Enforcement 

Initiatives 

NC HIDTA 

Director 

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B. Executive Board 

The NC HIDTA Executive Committee is comprised of 16 members representing the following 

law enforcement agencies: 

City 

Chief Heather Fong, San Francisco Police Department 

Chief Carlos Bolanos, Redwood City Police Department 

Chief Robert Davis, San Jose Police Department 

County 

Sheriff Don Horsley (Chairman), San Mateo County Sheriff's Department 

Sheriff Warren Rupf, Contra Costa County Sheriff's Department 

Sheriff Robert Doyle, Marin County Sheriff's Department 

District Attorney Tom Orloff, Alameda County District Attorney's Office 

State 

Director Rick Oules, California Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement 

Federal 

Special Agent in Charge Stephen K. Martin, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and 

Explosives 

Special Agent in Charge Javier Pena, Drug Enforcement Administration 

Special Agent in Charge Joseph L. Ford, Federal Bureau of Investigation 

Special Agent in Charge Charles DeMore, DHS/Immigration and Customs Enforcement 

Special Agent in Charge Roger Wirth, Internal Revenue Service 

Judge Kevin Ryan (Vice-Chairman), United States Attorney for the Northern District of 

California 

Marshal Federico Rocha, U.S. Marshal’s Service, Northern District of California 

Inspector in Charge William Atkins, U.S. Postal Inspection Service 

C. Participating Agencies 

Alameda Co Probation 

Alameda Co SO 

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms 

CA Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement 

CA Highway Patrol 

CA National Guard 

CA Parole 

CA Probation 

Capitola PD 

Contra Costa Co Probation 

Contra Costa Co SO 

Department of Homeland Security/ICE 

Drug Enforcement Administration 

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El Cerrito PD 

Federal Bureau of Investigation 

FINCen 

Fremont PD 

Hayward PD 

Internal Revenue Service 

Marin Co SO 

Marin District Attorney’s Office 

Monterey Co SO 

Newark PD 

Oakland PD 

Petaluma PD 

Richmond PD 

Rohnert Park PD 

San Francisco PD 

San Jose PD 

San Mateo Co SO 

San Pablo PD 

Santa Cruz Co SO 

Santa Cruz District Attorney’s Office 

Santa Cruz PD 

Santa Rosa PD 

Scott’s Valley PD 

Sonoma Co Probation 

Sonoma Co SO 

Union City PD 

Watsonville PD 

D. Participating Counties

 Alameda 

Contra Costa 

Lake 

Marin 

Monterey

 San Francisco 

 San Mateo 

 Santa Clara 

 Santa Cruz 

 Sonoma 

E. HIDTA PMP Matrix for 2005

 Chart 1 – Attachment 1 

F. NC HIDTA Initiatives Description 

BAYNIN 

Includes the Intelligence Group, the deconfliction services of LA CLEAR, Equipment Pool, and 

wire room. 

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Alameda County Violent Crime Gang Task Force 

The Alameda Gang Task Force focuses on street gang organizations as its primary strategy. The 

initiative consists of two components: 

Group 1: Oakland Violent Crime/Narcotics Group 

The Oakland Violent Crime/Narcotics Group accomplishes its mission of pursuing, 

disrupting and dismantling narcotics dealers associated with violent crime 

organizations. 

Group 2: Southern Alameda County Gang Violence Suppression Group 

The Southern Alameda County Gang Violence Suppression Group accomplishes its 

mission by focusing on drug trafficking, illegal firearms use and other gang-related 

crime. 

East Bay Heroin and Methamphetamine Task Force 

Is managed by the CA/DOJ/BNE. The task force is based in Contra Costa County, focusing on 

methamphetamine and heroin distribution organizations, as well as reduction of drug-related 

crimes and violence. 

Joint Money Laundering Initiative 

Is a new initiative in 2005. It is managed by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 

This initiative targets drug organizations that launders money and other drug proceeds both 

internationally and domestically and identifies and monitors the methods used by drug 

organization and money launderers to transport drug proceeds into and out of the San Francisco 

Bay Area. 

Marin County Drug Task Force 

Is managed by the Marin County Sheriff's Department. This initiative targets methamphetamine 

and heroin drug trafficking organizations impacting Marin County and surrounding areas. 

The Northern California Clandestine Laboratory Task Force 

Is managed by the CA/DOJ/BNE. It was located in Richmond, California (Contra Costa County) 

but relocated to San Francisco, CA in early 2005. The task force targets rogue chemical 

suppliers, methamphetamine manufacturers, distributors, and financial assets of drug trafficking 

organizations. 

The Oakland Area Violent Crime Drug Task Force 

Is managed by the Drug Enforcement Administration. It targets networks of violent drug 

offenders in the Oakland area. 

The San Francisco Violent Crime Drug Task Force 

Is managed by the Drug Enforcement Administration. It targets networks of violent drug 

offenders in the San Francisco area. 

San Mateo County Narcotic Task Force 

Is sponsored by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office. This task force addresses 

methamphetamine, heroin, and cocaine manufacturing and/or distribution organizations 

operating in (and beyond) the county. 

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Santa Cruz County Task Force is managed by the CA/DOJ/BNE 

This initiative targets methamphetamine and heroin drug trafficking organizations operating in 

Santa Cruz and its surrounding counties 

Sonoma County Methamphetamine Task Force 

Is managed by the Drug Enforcement Administration. This task force targets methamphetamine 

and heroin drug trafficking organizations impacting Sonoma County and its surrounding areas. 

South Bay Metro Task Force 

Is a multi-agency task force managed by the San Jose, California, DOJ/BNE. They direct 

investigative efforts at methamphetamine production, importation and distribution organizations 

in the southern San Francisco Bay area. Many of their targets move between the South Bay and 

Central Valley areas of California. 

Interdiction Initiatives: 

The Bay Area Interdiction Team/Bay Area HIDTA Transportation Group (SFIA) 

In 2005 the Club Drug Interdiction Initiative combined with the Bay Area HIDTA 

Transportation San Francisco International Airport Group and became the Bay Area Narcotic 

Interdiction Team Initiative. Based at the San Francisco Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement with 

an additional location at the San Francisco Airport, the goal of this initiative is to dismantle and 

disrupt the organizations responsible for transporting heroin, methamphetamine and precursor 

chemicals through transportation facilities. The groups work the: San Francisco Airport and the 

San Francisco Airport Mail Facility. 

Bay Area HIDTA Transportation Group (Oakland) 

Is managed by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Group located in Oakland, CA. This 

initiative targets all international shipments of controlled substances into the NCHIDTA region, 

including Bay Area seaports. 

San Francisco Campaign Against Drug Abuse (Discontinued) 

Is managed by the CA/DOJ/BNE located in San Francisco County. The goal of this task force is 

to break the cycle of chronic heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine addiction and related 

criminal conduct. This is an enforcement initiative targeting the most chronic addict population 

and its sources of supply. This initiative was discontinued in 2005. 

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G. Initiative Statistics for CY 2005 

Combined Initiatives 2005 Total 

Northern California HIDTA Initiative CY2005 Totals Activity Report 

COMBINED CY2005 TOTALS 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 226,750.75 

Hashish (Grams) 7,861.59 

Khat (Grams) 101,918.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 838,049.38 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 30,259.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 142,492.01 

Opium (Grams) 14,217.88 

Heroin (Grams) 27,434.20 

Crack (Grams) 6,062.91 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 19,619.66 

Ice (Grams) 84,274.58 

Meth Oil 433.00 

Sassafras Oil 3,704.20 

Solution (Gallons) 433.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 3,704.20 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

45.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 2.25 

Iodine (Grams) 4,924.09 

MSM (Pounds) 2.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 17,422.81 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 1,393.02 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 11,274.40 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 88,045 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 28 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 48 

Others (Dosage Units) 43,680 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 26 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 10 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 50.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 1,693.48 

GBL (Gallons) 91.10 

GHB (Gallons) 1,659.50 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 77.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 0 

Shotguns 21 

Rifles 96 

Other (Knives, etc.) 28 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number 

5 

Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 8 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 8 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 3 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 0 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 0 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 0 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 0 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 6 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 3 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 0 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 0 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) 1 METH 

Seizures (UNK) 10 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) 0 HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 1 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 0 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 0 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) 0 ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEIZURES 67 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 312 

Consent Searches 91 

Probation Searches 272 

Parole Searches 81 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

17 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 92 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 1 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 925 

Total OCDETF Cases 35 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 113 

Total Outside Agency Assists 245 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 4 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 13 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 187 

Money Laundering 2 

All Other Arrests 760 

TOTAL: 949 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

29 

Value 

$953,770.00 

Real Property 2 $3,000,000.00 

Other Property 20 $1,191,864.55 

U.S. Currency 159 $4,819,826.16 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

543 3,191.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

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2005 Total: Alameda County Violent Crime Gang Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

Southern Alameda County Gang Violence Suppression Task Force 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 1.00 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 32,094.70 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 1.01 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 162.32 

Ice (Grams) 0.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 1.50 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 1 

Handguns 4 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 3 

Other (Knives, etc.) 11 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 7 

Consent Searches 7 

Probation Searches 67 

Parole Searches 26 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 170 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 37 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 119 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 43 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 0 $0.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

128 586.50 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

44 127.00 306 395 

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2005 Total: East Bay Heroin and Methamphetamine Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

East Bay Heroin & Methamphetamine Task Force 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 652.91 

Hashish (Grams) 50.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 480.38 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 4,715.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 100.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 55.40 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 0.00 

Ice (Grams) 14,180.30 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 15.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 2 

Handguns 7 

Shotguns 1 

Rifles 8 

Other (Knives, etc.) 2 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 30 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 10 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

1 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 45 

Total OCDETF Cases 1 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 8 

Total Outside Agency Assists 23 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 3 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 39 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

3 

Value 

$32,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 2 $11,176.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

8 150.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

0 0.00 0 0 33 
 

 

 

 

 

2005 Total: Joint Money Laundering Initiative 

2005 TOTALS 

JOINT MONEY LAUNDERING TASK FORCE 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 0.00 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 0.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 0.00 

Ice (Grams) 0.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 0.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 0 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 4 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

2 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 2 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 1 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 4 

Total OCDETF Cases 3 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 1 

Total Outside Agency Assists 4 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 2 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 2 

All Other Arrests 0 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

1 

Value 

$100,000.00 

Real Property 2 $3,000,000.00 

Other Property 1 $900,000.00 

U.S. Currency 1 $250,000.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

4 24.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

1 40.00 104 0 

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2005 Total: Marin County Drug Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

MARIN COUNTY TASK FORCE 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 2,759.40 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 162.60 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 2.70 

Crack (Grams) 38.10 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 111.30 

Ice (Grams) 638.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 49.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 16 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 42.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 6.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 5,781.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 1 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 20 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 10 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 149 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 17 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 80 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 0 $25,881.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

31 510.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

1 0.00 0 0 

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2005 Total: Northern California Clandestine Laboratory Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CLANDESTINE LAB TASK FORCE 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 2,421.47 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 1,333.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 0.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 92.00 

Ice (Grams) 4,893.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 30.99 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

10.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 2.25 

Iodine (Grams) 1,254.09 

MSM (Pounds) 2.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 17,270.86 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 90.02 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 3,877.40 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 26 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 10 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 0.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 2 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 6 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 5 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 6 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 15 

Consent Searches 5 

Probation Searches 5 

Parole Searches 6 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

3 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 4 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 29 

Total OCDETF Cases 2 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 19 

Total Outside Agency Assists 25 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 1 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 2 

23 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 37 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

2 

Value 

$45,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 2 $4,300.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

71 489.50 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

27 160.00 101 1,940 

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2005 Total: Oakland Area Violent Crime Drug Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

Oakland Area Violent Crime Drug Task Force 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 71,763.90 

Hashish (Grams) 1,380.90 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 164,346.64 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 125.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 53.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 2,281.30 

Crack (Grams) 519.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 324.00 

Ice (Grams) 3,760.10 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 28.40 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 1,000.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 9 

Shotguns 1 

Rifles 2 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 23 

Consent Searches 1 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

3 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 20 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 22 

Total OCDETF Cases 3 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 3 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 1 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 2 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 1 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 32 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

7 

Value 

$350,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 1 $50,000.00 

U.S. Currency 7 $985,466.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

24 14.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

2 2.00 0 0 37 
 

 

 

 

2005 Total: San Francisco Drug Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

SAN FRANCISCO VIOLENT CRIME DRUG TASK FORCE 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 94,318.26 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 12,933.90 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 8,887.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 9,390.80 

Crack (Grams) 1,566.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 57.00 

Ice (Grams) 24,423.40 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 923 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 0.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 0 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 0 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 3 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 0 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 18 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

1 

Value 

$12,425.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 2 $43,374.55 

U.S. Currency 5 $0.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

0 0.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

0 0.00 0 0 38 
 

 

 

 

2005 Total: San Mateo County Narcotics Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

San Mateo County Narcotic Task Force 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 2,152.73 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 5,731.40 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 266.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 423.01 

Opium (Grams) 573.77 

Heroin (Grams) 135.64 

Crack (Grams) 939.81 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 3,773.30 

Ice (Grams) 20,117.34 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 2.95 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 7 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 33.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 18 

Handguns 46 

Shotguns 8 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) 5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 50 

Consent Searches 13 

Probation Searches 66 

Parole Searches 15 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

7 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 58 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 125 

Total OCDETF Cases 2 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 56 

Total Outside Agency Assists 72 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 123 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 

U.S. Currency 27 $1,536,237.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

84 784.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

63 120.00 379 1,280 39 
 

 

 

 

2005 Total: Santa Cruz County Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY NARCOTIC ENFORCEMENT TEAM 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 5,950.00 

Hashish (Grams) 4,939.32 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 11,285.36 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 213.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 118.13 

Heroin (Grams) 584.52 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 658.34 

Ice (Grams) 0.90 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 2 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 25 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 1,308.08 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 3.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 2 

Shotguns 2 

Rifles 5 

Other (Knives, etc.) 9 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 31 

Consent Searches 2 

Probation Searches 9 

Parole Searches 4 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 79 

Total OCDETF Cases 18 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 12 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 2 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 4 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 25 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 106 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 10 $40,656.50 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

31 107.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

11 29.00 0 0 

40 
 

 

 

2005 Total: Sonoma County Methamphetamine Task Force 

2005 TOTALS 

Sonoma County Methamphetamine Task Force 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 3,090.00 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 142,135.80 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 17,408.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 97,572.00 

Opium (Grams) 75.50 

Heroin (Grams) 294.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 9,797.40 

Ice (Grams) 0.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 26 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 115.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 23.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 438.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 17 

Shotguns 9 

Rifles 19 

Other (Knives, etc.) 9 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 74 

Consent Searches 36 

Probation Searches 96 

Parole Searches 22 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 137 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 2 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 158 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

6 

Value 

$173,345.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 16 $198,490.00 

U.S. Currency 56 $916,522.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

12 96.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

5 27.00 0 180 41 
 

 

 

2005 Total: South Bay Multi-Agency Enforcement Team 

2005 TOTALS 

SOUTH BAY METHAMPHETAMINE TASK FORCE 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 141.18 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 27,168.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 0.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 3,374.65 

Ice (Grams) 13,173.60 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 35.50 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

35.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 3,670.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 100.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 1,303.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 6,497.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 0.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 1 

Shotguns 1 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number 

5 

Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 3 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) 1 METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 1 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 1 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 12 

Consent Searches 17 

Probation Searches 2 

Parole Searches 2 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 35 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 26 

Total Outside Agency Assists 25 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

31 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 50 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

1 

Value 

$16,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 3 $25,965.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

121 120.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

32 96.00 224 168 42 
 

 

 

2005 Total: Bay Area Narcotic Interdiction Team (BANIT) 

2005 TOTALS 

Bay Area Narcotic Interdiction Team - BANIT 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 36,356.00 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 346,157.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 7,949.00 

Opium (Grams) 1,839.00 

Heroin (Grams) 9,140.00 

Crack (Grams) 3,000.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 454.00 

Ice (Grams) 2,096.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 5,381 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 2 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 56.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 3,569.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 5 

Shotguns 6 

Rifles 7 

Other (Knives, etc.) 2 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 21 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 2 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

1 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 3 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 18 

Total OCDETF Cases 2 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 3 

Total Outside Agency Assists 19 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 37 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

2 

Value 

$25,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 40 $801,085.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

10 75.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

15 119.00 210 30 43 
 

 

 

 

 

 

2005 Total: Bay Area HIDTA Transportation Group San Francisco International Airport 

(SFIA) 

BAHT-San Francisco International Airport (DEA) 

2005 TOTALS 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 5,480.50 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 3,962.77 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 2,540.83 

Crack (Grams) 48.50 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 0.00 

Ice (Grams) 1,762.15 

Meth Oil (Grams) 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 2,208 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 150 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 467 

Others (Dosage Units) 60 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 319.70 

LSD (Dosage Units) 4.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 15.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.34 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 213.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 0 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 0 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 14 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 0 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 17 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 0 $16,350.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

3 24.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement 

0 0.00 0 

44 
 

 

 

2005 Total: Bay Area HIDTA Transportation Group – Oakland (ICE) 

2005 TOTALS 

Bay Area HIDTA Transportation (ICE-Oakland) 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 6,301.50 

Hashish (Grams) 1,488.27 

Khat (Grams) 101,918.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 115,583.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 7,532.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 340.00 

Opium (Grams) 11,611.48 

Heroin (Grams) 3,000.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 128.00 

Ice (Grams) 0.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 1,020.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 900.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 82,664 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 41,894 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

NOT IN DATABASE Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 50.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 200.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 61.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 54.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 53.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 1 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 25 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 10 

Consent Searches 8 

Probation Searches 2 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 1 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 17 

Total OCDETF Cases 3 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 2 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 42 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 18 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

6 

Value 

$200,000.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 3 $175,992.66 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

2 80.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

0 0.00 0 0 45 
 

 

 

 

 

2005 Total: Campaign Against Drug Abuse (Discontinued) 

2005 TOTALS 

Campaign Against Drug Abuse (Discontinued) 

MAJOR DRUG SEIZURES TOTALS 

Cocaine (Grams) 0.00 

Hashish (Grams) 0.00 

Khat (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana (Grams) 0.00 

Marijuana Indoor (Plants) 0.00 

Marijuana Outdoor (Plants) 0.00 

Opium (Grams) 0.00 

Heroin (Grams) 0.00 

Crack (Grams) 0.00 

METHAMPHETAMINE SEIZURE TOTALS 

Powder (Grams) 0.00 

Ice (Grams) 0.00 

Meth Oil 0.00 

Sassafras Oil 0.00 

Solution (Gallons) 0.00 

Yaba (Tablets) 0.00 

Ephedrine (Grams) 

PRECURSOR CHEMICAL SEIZURE TOT

0.00 

ALS 

Freon (Gallons) 0.00 

Iodine (Grams) 0.00 

MSM (Pounds) 0.00 

Pseudoephedrine (Grams) 0.00 

Red Phosphorous (Grams) 0.00 

Sodium Hydroxide (Grams) 0.00 

PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG TOTALS 

Steroids (Dosage Units) 0 

OxyContin (Dosage Units) 0 

Vicodin (Dosage Units) 0 

Others (Dosage Units) 0 

TOTAL TARGETED CHEMICAL PURCHASERS/BROKERS 

New Targets for this Month 0 

Carry Over Targets from 2004 0 

CLUB DRUG SEIZURE TOTALS 

Ketamine (Grams) 0.00

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Grams) 0.00 

LSD (Dosage Units) 0.00 

Rohypnol (Dosage Units) 0.00 

GBL (Gallons) 0.00 

GHB (Gallons) 0.00 

MDMA / Ecstasy (Dosage Units) 0.00 

TOTAL WEAPONS SEIZED 

Fully Automatic 0 

Handguns 0 

Shotguns 0 

Rifles 0 

Other (Knives, etc.) 0 

TOTAL CLANDESTINE LAB SEIZURES 

Seizure (Ounce) 

Number Capacity 

0.04 

Drug 

METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.4 METH 

Seizure (Ounce) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 1 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 4 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 16 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 32 METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 48 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 10 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 14 METH 

Seizures (Gram) 28 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.25 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 0.5 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 1 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 2 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 10 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 20 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 30 METH 

Seizures (Pound) 40 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 1 METH 

Seizures (Gallon) 57 METH 

Seizures (Dump Site) METH 

Seizures (UNK) METH 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 HASHISH 

Seizures (Pound) 8 HASHISH 

Seizures (UNK) HASHISH 

Seizure (Ounce) 2 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 5 ICE 

Seizure (Ounce) 32 ICE 

Seizure (Pound) 12 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 57 ICE 

Seizures (Gram) 142 ICE 

Seizures (UNK) ICE 

Seizures (Ounce) 2 PSEUDO 

TOTAL SEARCHES CONDUCTED 

 Search Warrants 0 

Consent Searches 0 

Probation Searches 0 

Parole Searches 0 

Title III (Wiretaps) 

TOTAL ELECTRONIC INTERCEPTS INIT

0 

IATED 

Pen Registers (DNR) 0 

Other Intercepts (Pagers, E-mail, Internet) 0 

CASE INFORMATION 

New Cases Initiated 0 

Total OCDETF Cases 0 

Total Analytical Supported Cases 0 

Total Outside Agency Assists 0 

Cases Passed to Other Offices 0 

Leads Passed to Other Offices 0 

ARRESTS 

Validated Gang Members 0 

Money Laundering 0 

All Other Arrests 0 

ASSET SEIZURES 

Vehicles 

How Many 

0 

Value 

$0.00 

Real Property 0 $0.00 

Other Property 0 $0.00 

U.S. Currency 0 $0.00 

TRAINING RECEIVED Personnel Hours 

0 0.00 

TRAINING CONDUCTED Instructors Hours Enforcement Community 

0 0.00 0 0 46 
H. Description of Statistics 

The Northern California HIDTA maintains monthly records of initiative activities. These 

monthly records are totaled by initiative for the year, then the totals of each initiative are 

summed. These are the spreadsheets on the prior pages. 

IX. List of Tables and Charts 

Table 1 – Cost per DTO Disrupted or Dismantled, 2005...............................................12 

Table 2 – Percentage of DTOs Disrupted or Dismantled by Scope, 2005...........................13 

Table 3 – Percentage of Money Laundering Organizations Disrupted or Dismantled by Scope, 

2005..................................................................................... ..............13 

Table 4 – Operational Scope of All DTO Cases Initiated, 2005.......................................14 

Table 5 – Drugs Removed from the Marketplace, 2005................................................16 

Table 6 – Return on Investment (ROI) for Drugs Removed from the Marketplace by Law 

Enforcement Initiatives, 2005.....................................................................18 

Table 7 – Return on Investment (ROI) for Assets Removed from the marketplace by Law 

Enforcement Initiatives, 2005.....................................................................18 

Table 8 – Total Return on Investment (ROI) for Drugs and Assets Removed from the 

Marketplace by Law Enforcement Initiatives, 2005.............................................19 

Table 9 – Prosecution Initiative cost per Investigation, 2005......... ..................................19 

Table 10 – Value of Clandestine Methamphetamine Labs Dismantled in 2005, by Size..........20 

Table 11 – NC HIDTA Clandestine Laboratory Activities, 2005.................................................21 

Table 12 – NC HIDTA Training Efficiency by Year and Type of Training.................................21 

Table 13 – Percentage of HIDTA Initiatives Using Event and Case Deconfliction Services, 2005 

 ............................................................................................................................................22 

Table 14 – percentage of Event and Case Deconflictions Submitted, 2005..................................22 

Table 15 – Percentage of Investigations Provided Analytical Support, 2005...............................23 

Table 16 – Percentage of HIDTA Initiative Investigations Referred to Other HIDTAs and Other 

Agencies, 2005...................................................................................................................24 

Chart 1 – 2005 Matrix........................................................................Attachment 1 

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