Narcotic Educational Foundation of Nevada

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Narcotic Educational Foundation of Nevada

• Drugs Impact Everyone
• PROGRAM

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Mission Statement
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Mission Statement

• Drugs Impact Everyone Program

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Mission Statement

• Drugs Impact Everyone Program
• This is a pilot program

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Mission Statement

• Drugs Impact Everyone Program
• This is a pilot program
• The education program will teach the
  offender that they are not the only one
  affected by their Drug Usage.

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Mission Statement

• Drugs Impact Everyone Program
• This is a pilot program
• The education program will teach the
  offender that they are not the only one
  affected by their Drug Usage.
• It will expose drugs and their composition.

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Mission Statement

• Drugs Impact Everyone Program
• This is a pilot program
• The education program will teach the
  offender that they are not the only one
  affected by their Drug Usage.
• It will expose drugs and their composition.
• The class will also teach the offender that there
  are many victims in their abuse.

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Mission Statement cont.

• Will Compliment the Drug Court or Alternative
  Sentencing Programs in place.

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Mission Statement cont.

• Will Compliment the Drug Court or Alternative
  Sentencing Programs in place.
• Create real and up to date numbers and statistics
  for the state of Nevada on Drug Abuse

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Victims of Drug Users

• Drug offenders dont just affect themselves.
  There are an endless number of other people
  involved with just one user. This program is
  designed to educate drug offenders and open their
  eyes to their actions.

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Victims of Drug Users

• Drug offenders dont just affect themselves.
  There are an endless number of other people
  involved with just one user. This program is
  designed to educate drug offenders and open their
  eyes to their actions.
• With impact material, this program will at a
  minimum cause a pause in the thought process of
  the offender the next time they decided to use
  drugs.

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Victims of Drug Users

• Drug offenders dont just affect themselves.
  There are an endless number of other people
  involved with just one user. This program is
  designed to educate drug offenders and open their
  eyes to their actions.
• With impact material, this program will at a
  minimum cause a pause in the thought process of
  the offender the next time they decided to use
  drugs.
• We expect that this may help some stop their
  usage.

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Victims include

• Families

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Victims include

• Families
• Self

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Victims include

• Families
• Self
• Children

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Victims include

• Families
• Self
• Children
• Significant Others

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Victims include

• Families
• Self
• Children
• Significant Others
• Parents Relatives

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Victims include

• Families
• Self
• Children
• Significant Others
• Parents
• Siblings

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Victims include

• Economy

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Victims include

• Economy
• Hospitals

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Victims include

• Economy
• Hospitals
• Stores Businesses

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Victims include

• Economy
• Hospitals
• Stores Businesses
• Schools

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Victims include

• Economy
• Hospitals
• Stores Businesses
• Schools
• Crime

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Victims include

• Neighbors Friends

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Victims include

• Even Total Strangers

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Victims include

• Society

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Who should attend?
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Who should attend?

• Drug offenders, possession, sales, trafficking if
  not immediately going to jail.

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Who should attend?

• Drug offenders, possession, sales, trafficking if
  not immediately going to jail.
• Misdemeanor offenders such as Paraphernalia,
  Marijuana and ITS Drugs.

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Who should attend?

• Drug offenders, possession, sales, trafficking if
  not immediately going to jail.
• Misdemeanor offenders such as Paraphernalia,
  Marijuana and ITS Drugs.
• Any charge that they say Drugs caused the crime.

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Who should attend?

• Drug offenders, possession, sales, trafficking if
  not immediately going to jail.
• Misdemeanor offenders such as Paraphernalia,
  Marijuana and ITS Drugs.
• Any charge that they say Drugs caused the crime.
• New offenders to drugs or even long term addicts.

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Who should attend?

• Drug offenders, possession, sales, trafficking if
  not immediately going to jail.
• Misdemeanor offenders such as Paraphernalia,
  Marijuana and ITS Drugs.
• Any charge that they say Drugs caused the crime.
• New offenders to drugs or even long term addicts.
• Anyone the court feels that exposure would help.

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The Instructors

• Larry Burns
• LVMPD SWAT Lieutenant who has been employed for
  21 years.
• Larry developed the curriculum for The
  Psychology of Survival which offers insight into
  the most important tools for making sound choices
  and surviving lifes challenging encounters.
• Dedicated and Powerful Speaking Person.
• Larry lectures to various groups on the topics of
  personal safety, illicit drug abuse, and the
  esteem of youth.
• Works with many organizations outside LVMPD.

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The Instructors

• Bobby Kintzel Jr.
• NHP Trooper injured by a subject under the
  influence of a controlled substance in April of
  2001.
• Was Given a 2 percent chance of survival.
• Bobbys message has inspired his audience to be
  their best by relying on their own internal
  strengths and demonstrates the power of personal
  choice.

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The Instructors

• Guest Speaker
• A volunteer or rotating guest speaker will be
  allowed to participate in the instruction.
• The guest will be able to bring the class down to
  a personal level. Can be parents, adolescents or
  victims.
• Their experience or victimization will help
  promote the class objectives.
• It is possible that these speakers may come
  forward from the class attendees and want to
  participate in future classes.
• Not only will this benefit the class, but it will
  be therapeutic for the guest speakers
  victimization.

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Class Details

• Class will last approximately 2 hours
• Will be comprised of Power Points, Videos and
  Life Experiences.
• Will be monitored by LVMPD Officers and DREs.

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Location

• Cashman Field
• Central location, easy access and known venue
• Meeting rooms to start and eventually moved to
  theatre if more seating is needed
• Plenty of parking is available
• Expansion for Spanish Class
• Security

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Referals
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
4 copies, Original, NEFN, Offender and Court Copy
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards

• While at court, the court will keep the gold
  copy.

4 copies, Original, NEFN, Offender and Court Copy
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards

• The offender will be given the 3 remanding and
  advised to take all copies to the class.

4 copies, Original, NEFN, Offender and Court Copy
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards

• At the class NEFN will take a copy.

4 copies, Original, NEFN, Offender and Court Copy
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards

• After the class the offender will get a stamp
  on the original and take it back to court as
  proof of attendance.

4 copies, Original, NEFN, Offender and Court Copy
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards

Original has to be stamped or it is not a valid
attendance.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Cost is 60.00
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Court Carbonless Cards
If indigent or unable to pay and this has
been proven to the court. Then court makes
note and they attend free of charge.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Just write in no charge. Contact NEFN
and let us know ahead of time. We will need it
written here and contact to confirm no
charge.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Cashman Field
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Court Carbonless Cards
Cashman Field
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Court Carbonless Cards
Time to check in.
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Court Carbonless Cards
Time to check in. Pick a month,
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Time to check in. Pick a month. Always the last
Tuesday of the month, except holidays.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Clear instructions about attendance.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Any notes, special instructions or problems
during class.
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Referals
Court Carbonless Cards
Any notes, special instructions or problems
during class.
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Completion of Class

• Once the offender completes the class the
  referral will be sent back to the court in order
  for compliance to be met.

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Completion of Class

• Once the offender completes the class the
  referral will be sent back to the court in order
  for compliance to be met.
• Comments, changes and suggestions will be
  recorded.

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Completion of Class

• Once the offender completes the class the
  referral will be sent back to the court in order
  for compliance to be met.
• Comments, changes and suggestions will be
  recorded.
• Significant information will be passed back to
  the handling judge.

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Completion of Class

• Once the offender completes the class the
  referral will be sent back to the court in order
  for compliance to be met.
• Comments, changes and suggestions will be
  recorded.
• Significant information will be passed back to
  the handling judge.
• Statistics and information will be recorded.

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Completion of Class

• If anyone shows up Under the Influence or is
  kicked out for any reason, it will be noted and
  the judge notified.
• Drug Recognition Experts will be on hand for the
  class Preliminary Breath Tests and or Drug
  Screen tests may be used. (voluntary basis)

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Conducted Program Study

• During the Pilot Program we will

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Conducted Program Study

• During the Pilot Program we will
• Conduct an initial study based on the evaluation
  and feedback forms

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Conducted Program Study

• During the Pilot Program we will
• Conduct an initial study based on the evaluation
  and feedback forms.
• Before attempting to mandate the class, an
  independent College Study may be done.

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Conducted Program Study

• During the Pilot Program we will
• Conduct an initial study based on the evaluation
  and feedback forms.
• Before attempting to mandate the class, an
  independent College Study may be done.
• Up to date statistics will be generated for
  Southern Nevada regarding drug users and usage.

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Conducted Program Study

• Class Evaluation Form

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Conducted Program Study

• Class Evaluation Form
• We will be able to monitor the class

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Conducted Program Study

• Class Evaluation Form
• We will be able to monitor the class
• Improve material or focus impact

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Conducted Program Study

• Class Evaluation Form
• We will be able to monitor the class
• Improve material or focus impact
• Add survey questions such as drug of choice,
  frequency, attending work or driving UICS etc

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Financial Plan

• This program will cost the Tax payers 0.00.

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Financial Plan

• This program will cost the Tax payers 0.00.
• All funding for the program will come from the
  offender.

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Financial Plan

• This program will cost the Tax payers 0.00.
• All funding for the program will come from the
  offender.
• Revenue earned will be redirected to public drug
  education, community awareness and Law
  Enforcement Training.

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Financial Plan
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Risks Rewards

• Risks
• None foreseen
• Rewards
• Change of someones drug abuse habits
• Direct drug education
• Redirection of Funds into PREVENTION
• A medium for victims to reach out

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Key Issues

• Near term
• Establish a Strong Base in Southern Nevada.
• Create a working model for the entire state.
• Long term
• Legislation and mandating program throughout
  Nevada.
• Significant Surveys and Studies
• Support for NNOA and other programs.

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Narcotic Educational Foundation of Nevada
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• Drugs Impact Everyone
• PROGRAM

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