Ohio deter program

Criminal Analysts are located statewide and partner with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies and support criminal investigations connected to the illegal drug nexus.

Nearly 50 Criminal Analysts combine their unique civilian skills with the broad spectrum of capabilities gained through their National Guard military service to help support the CDTF.

This allows them to pursue investigations related to all drugs, especially those involving opiate abuse. The analysts perform analysis, document exploitation, link analysis and case support to help them achieve their mission objectives combatting illegal drugs on the streets.

Counterdrug Task Force Civil Operators provide support to community-based organizations and drug free coalitions throughout the state. CDTF Civil Operators are the perfect partner to help focus communities on strategies to educate youth and their parents about the dangers of all drugs, especially Rx drugs and Heroin.

They embody the respect, discipline and potential of all kids who choose to make good life decisions and serve as positive role models for Ohio youth. Mission Statement The Ohio National Guard Counterdrug Task Force provides support through highly skilled personnel to Law Enforcement Agencies and Community Based Organizations in order to enhance their efforts to counter the drug threat and anticipate, deter, and defeat the threat of illegal substances, trafficking and violence in Ohio.

CDTF Civil Operators are the perfect partner to help focus communities on strategies to educate youth and their parents about the dangers of all drugs, especially Rx drugs and Heroin.

They embody the respect, discipline and potential of all kids who choose to make good life decisions and serve as positive role models for Ohio youth. Criminal Analysts affected drug seizures and disrupted drug trafficking organizations :.

Video by Staff Sgt. Members of the Ohio National Guard's Counterdrug Task Force partner with are schools to educate youth and encourage participation in drug prevention during Red Ribbon Week.

Each year the CDTF hands out red ribbons to raise awareness of the death and destruction caused by drugs in America. The ONG Counterdrug Task Force partners with the Drug Enforcement Administration and law enforcement across Ohio to take back unused prescription drugs before they find their way into the wrong hands.

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