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METHAMEPHETAMINE
Clandestine
Laboratory Response Team
Members of the Drug Task Force Clandestine Laboratory
Response Team are responsible for the investigation
and dismantling of clandestine  drug
laboratories. The current team consists of seven investigators;
two from the Drug Task Force, one from the Ohio Bureau
of Criminal Investigation, the Wilmington Police Department,
the Franklin Police Department, the Lebanon Police
Department, and the Warren County Prosecutors Office.
The team also has a chemist employed by the Miami
Valley Regional Crime Laboratory.
All team members have successfully
completed the United States Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA) Clandestine Drug Laboratory Safety Certification
program per the requirements of OSHA regulations.
Annual completion of DEA or other approved agency
re-certification training is also required of all
members. Several members of the response team have
completed advanced training through the DEA and are
certified to act as Clandestine Laboratory Site Safety
Officers.
Clandestine
Laboratory Response Team Trailer
This 26 foot enclosed trailer houses all of the essential safety equipment
and necessary packaging materials to process a methamphetamine manufacturing
location. The trailer responds to all methamphetamine laboratory investigations,
and is also used to provide education to the general public. Those touring
the trailer will be able to see the equipment actually used to combat dangerous
methamphetamine labs, drug task force meth display, and a 12 minute DVD on
the dangers of this extremely addictive drug.
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