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The DEA’s Use of Arrest and Drug Confiscation Data On Future Investigations

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The DEA’s Use of Arrest and Drug Confiscation Data On Future Investigations
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DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge Paul Spara discusses how arrest and drug confiscation data are used to advance future investigations. Agent Spera explains what they are finding regarding the types of drugs, their origin, and the criminal elements responsible for drug traffic in NH.

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