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 A GUIDE FOR DEVELOPING & CONTROLLING INFORMANTS
©2000 Softcover 80 pp. (5 1/2" x 8 1/2")
ISBN: 1-930-466-12-9
List $13.99
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| Description |
The use of informants is vital to the success of the drug enforcement operations of any law enforcement agency. Rarely can a drug case be developed without the services of informants at some stage of the investigation. This is why knowing the proper procedures for handling informants is important for officers. The material in this manual was developed through the misfortune of many who have used informants. Use of the manual will help maintain the integrity of the department, the controlling officer and the investigation. Police departments that do not set-up and maintain a standardized system for the development and control of informants will be subject to intense scrutiny and criticism by the courts and the community.
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| Contents |
Chapter 1 The Initial Meeting
Chapter 2 Setting-Up the Informant File
Chapter 3 Informant Statements
Chapter 4 Making Promises
Chapter 5 Informant Relationships
Chapter 6 Use of Tape Recorders
Chapter 7 Using Informants for Undercover Operations
Chapter 8 Informants Knowledge of Police Operations
Chapter 9 Documenting Informant Payment & Taxes Owed
Chapter 10 Informants on Parole or Probation
Chapter 11 The rules
Chapter 12 Legal Issues of Mishandling Informants
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| Author(s) |
| Michael Grimes: Michael E. Grimes is retired from 28 years service as a Federal Narcotics Agent having served with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the Drug Enforcement Administration. |
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