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Criminal Defense drug investigations require specific knowledge, experience and skill in order to properly prepare a viable defense strategy for the client. Many times a narcotics investigation is several months or even years old, involving several suspected drug trafficking organizations, which may have employed a whole company of suspects. Under the Federal RICO Statue, a single count of Conspiracy can result in a twenty year sentence if convicted.

For any one facing a potentially long prison sentence and/or forfeiture of substantial assets, a thorough investigation by a competent, experienced investigator can be critical to the outcome of their case, and ultimately their lives and those of their loved ones.

Polaris Investigation, LLC now offers Professional Investigative Consultation (PIC)  to clients, law firms, and companies that want to enhance their professional careers and/or their business’ by increasing their production, client base and image.

Since the inception of Polaris Investigation, LLC, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Gregory Salazar, has been retained by several prominent law firms, government agencies and investigative agencies for expert investigative consultation.

Many of these entities requested expert investigative consultation in criminal matters, undercover investigations, pre-employment background investigations, law enforcement procedures and practices, report writing, custody of evidence and an assortment of other professional investigative tasks and assignments that were simply beyond the realm of most standard investigative practices and procedures.

CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEYS: HOW CAN POLARIS INVESTIGATION HELP YOU?

  • How does the Government’s Development, Recruitment and Use of Informants affect your case?  And why you should care.
  • How are Wiretap Investigations, also known as “Title-III” Investigations, different from all other types of Law Enforcement Investigations? Why are they so effective?
  • Ever wonder if the Agents truly used all other investigative strategies and avenues before they applied for, and received permission to initiate a T-III Wiretap investigation? Approval for all Federal T-IIIs’ is over 97%.
  • Do you see a lot of boiler plate statements appearing on each individual T-III Application? How common is it, and why?
  • Do you have several prior T-III Investigations used to support the one assigned to you? Ever wonder why more informants and undercover agents aren’t used?
  • Any “Franks v Delaware” on any of those Applications? No Law Enforcement Officer available to provide you with Expert Consultation? The AUSA does.
  • Not getting all the documents you need because you were unaware of them? Or how or why their used? Foreign language issues? Who is really monitoring the phones? Law Enforcement Officers? Contractors? Are they qualified to listen to coded street language? How about coded street talk in a foreign language?

SEVERAL COMMON INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES USED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST SUSPECTED DRUG TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATIONS:

  • Cooperating Sources (Informants) and their Sub-Sources
  • Undercover Law Enforcement Agents/ Detectives
  • Roving and Stationary Surveillance
  • Pole Cameras
  • Grand Jury Testimony
  • Subpoenas
  • Trash Searches
  • Pen/Trap and Trace on telephones
  • Telephone Records and Pen Register
  • Mail Cover Investigations
  • Electronic Surveillance
  • Search Warrants
  • Financial Investigations
  • Spin-off Wiretap Investigations
  • Interviews and Interrogations
  • Consent to Search

Don’t Delay, contact Polaris Investigation, LLC today.

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