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Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force

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A network of 13 regional organized crime drug enforcement task forces designed to coordinate Federal law enforcement efforts to combat the national and international organizations that cultivate, process, and distribute illicit drugs. Also called OCDETF.


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The 168-pound Nevsky, who lived and trained in Worcester and Clinton early in his boxing career after emigrating from Russia in 2005, was one of 13 people arrested following the two-year investigation, which the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force dubbed "Operation Iron Curtain.
In September 2002, law enforcement, working through the multi-agency Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) Program, developed a list of these drug traffickers, known as the Consolidated Priority Organization Target List (CPOT), to aid federal law enforcement agencies in targeting their drug investigations.
Attorney's Office, Middle District of Florida, and on the President's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force.
 
 
 
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