Ohio School Resource Officers Association & the Franklin County Sheriffs Office presents:
Operation: Street Smart
Drug Education
April 18, 2012
Perrysburg Twp. Police Department (Wood County, NW Ohio)
26711 Lime City Rd.
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551
Registration:
Online
Download to mail or fax back in
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office created Operation: Street Smart in July 2002 as a way to take community oriented policing to a new level. Street Smart is a collaborative effort between the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU), which is the Sheriff’s Office undercover narcotics branch. To date, Operation Street Smart has been presented over 900 times to over 80,000 people throughout Ohio and the United States. The program has received the F.B.I. Director’s Community Leadership Award.
The goal of Street Smart is to provide current and up-to-date narcotics information on trends, terminology, paraphernalia, and physiological effects to those individuals who deal with today’s youth on a daily basis.
Presenters
This program is presented by two Franklin County Sheriff’s
Office Undercover Detectives who possess over thirty-five years of combined narcotics experience.
Who Should Attend
The target audience for Street Smart includes school resource officers, DARE officers, juvenile detectives, Ptl. officers, school administrators and school board members, teachers, and parents.
Agenda
7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Registration
8:00 – 1:00 pm . Session – Drug Education
Cost:
Registration fee for this workshop is $39 which includes morning refreshments, all session materials and a one year membership (2012-2013) in the Ohio School Resource Officers Association. Please note that the class size will be held to the first 50 registrants.
Registration:
Online
Download to mail or fax back in
One Day Curriculum
Examples of current designer street drugs such as XTC, AMT, 5-Meo-DMT, LSD, GHB, 1-4 Butanediol, Ketamine, and Khat will be presented. Franklin County Sheriff Deputies will escort the examples throughout the audience for hands on effect.
Current drug paraphernalia examples will be available to depict the ease in camouflaging drug use from adults. A strong emphasis is placed on the physiological effects of the drugs and indicators to look for. So-called “traditional” drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, crack, heroin, and methamphetamine are also covered extensively as teenagers still heavily abuse these drugs.
A portion of the program also deals with prescription medications, including DXM, due to the easy accessibility in most households. The entire presentation is back dropped by a PowerPoint slide show depicting additional examples of the drugs being shown.
