Activity16/2024/ONS: Illicit drug laboratories dismantling: Follow-up
The aim of this onsite activity is too refresh and deepen knowledge and understanding of methods of detecting and dismantling illicit drug laboratories and to be able to work more independently during crime scene investigations of these sites.
EMPACT training activity
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Combating new forms of organised crime requires more cooperation between police and gendarmes, customs officers, border guards, judges, and prosecutors. EU institutions, agencies and Member States work together to tackle organised and serious international crime through a permanent and key instrument: the European Multidisciplinary Platform Against Criminal Threats (EMPACT).
CEPOL plays a crucial role in the EMPACT mechanism through the provision of specialised training and the identification of training needs within each common security threat. Every year, CEPOL provides a comprehensive training package for each common EU crime priority consisting of onsite, online and exchange training activities.
Check more of CEPOL's EMPACT training activities here.
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Law enforcement officers, including customs officials as well as forensic experts and representatives from judicial authorities directly involved in investigating and dismantling illicit drug production laboratories, predominantly synthetic drug facilities. They should be dealing with this phenomenon on a regular basis and have successfully finished the two-week course on Illicit Laboratory Dismantling - advanced in 2023 (or in exceptional cases earlier).
