DEA Agents

What Weapons Can Dea Agents Carry

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Agents Manual

The procedures, guidelines and other provisions of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Agents Manual are not intended to, do not, and may not be relied upon to create any rights, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law by any party in any matter, civil or criminal. Except for purposes of internal DEA procedure and discipline, these guidelines do not place any limitations on otherwise lawful investigative or litigative prerogatives of the DEA, its employees, or the Department of...

Fdin Thresholds

The initials of the agent who acquired the exhibit and the agent(s) (or other law enforcement official) who witnessed the acquisition or handled the exhibit in any manner. 3. ' The investigative file number. These markings, where practicable, should be made directly on the exhibit, using a permanent marker. ' - - 1. Use of Evidence Labels. When using a plastic heat-sealable evidence envelope, use the label permanently a-ffixed to the envelope. When using another means to package the exhibit,...

Dea Form 202 Personal History Report

The remaining copies of this form, if not needed for other purposes, may be discarded. B. Info Only reports received from other offices which are found not to contain information warranting retention may b.e destroyed. The SAC CA will determine the appropriate supervisory level at which this decision may be made.* This subchapter contains instructions for the preparation of DEA's basic investigative reporting forms. Additional forms and Instructions can be found elsewhere in this manual under...

Dea Document 473

All informants being established by a foreign field office must be fingerprinted. The only exception to this requirement is where an official of a foreign government or business entity is being established for payment purposes, or where a set of fingerprint records is available from another source. In this instance., the fingerprinting requirement may be waived by the-Country Attache. Any such waiver will be specifically documented on the DEA Form 202 Establishment Report. Where a foreign...