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Dane County Oral Fluid Pilot Project- Establishing an Oral Fluid Drug Testing Program in Alabama Curt Harper, Ph.D., F-ABFT Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences Candace Lightner, Founder and President We Save Lives Ted Savage, Forensic Toxicologist Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, Forensic Toxicology Section

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Dane County Oral Fluid Pilot Project-

Establishing an Oral Fluid Drug Testing

Program in Alabama

Curt Harper, Ph.D., F-ABFT

Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences

Candace Lightner, Founder and President

We Save Lives

Ted Savage, Forensic Toxicologist

Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, Forensic Toxicology Section

WISCONSIN STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

Dane County Oral Fluid Project

Ted SavageWisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene

Madison, Wi

Overview

• Project design• Screen comparison• Extent of drugged driving• Other areas to investigate• DRE case studies

WISCONSIN STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

Project Design

• Collect 100 paired OF and blood specimen• Match and deidentify paired specimen

• Determine utility of OF detection device• Complete full drug testing on samples with

BAC>0.100 g/100mL• Extent of drugged driving esp. at high BACs

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Positive Drug Screening Results:Oral Fluid vs. Blood

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OF Compared to BloodAnalyte Sensitivity Specificity

Positive Predictive Value

Negative Predictive Value Accuracy

THC 88% 87% 83% 91% 88%

Cocaine 100% 99% 86% 100% 99%

Amphetamine 100% 88% 14% 100% 88%

Methamphetamine N/A 99% 0% 100% 99%

Opiates 83% 99% 83% 99% 98%

Benzodiazepines 45% 99% 83% 94% 93%

All Drug Categories 82% 96% 70% 98% 94%

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Phase I Results 104 valid oral fluid collections 24 arrests between 10:00 am-6:00 pm 57 of subjects + OF result in at least 1 category 17 subjects + OF in 2 or more categories Consistent correlation between OF and Blood

results 94% accuracy through all drug categories

76 of 104 subjects with alcohol 73 with BAC greater than 0.080 g/100mL

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Total Blood Positive Vs. BAC

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ND 0.010-0.079 0.080-0.100 0.101-0.150 0.151-0.200 0.201-0.250 >0.251

No Drugs Present in Blood

Drugs Present in Blood

Phase II Results 116 specimens selected with BAC > 0.100g/100mL 17 (15%) subjects between 10:00am-6:00pm 83 (72%) subjects between 10:00pm-6:00am

81 (70%) subjects positive for 1 or more drug category 60 subjects (52%) positive for THC 10 subjects (9%) positive for cocaine

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What Else?

• On the roadside testing• Compare correlation with potential time lapse

• Compare with quantified results• More DRE paired data• Push for partnerships from the start

• Help segue the future use and case law

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DRE Case #1

• Driver with right of way stopped not turning• Eventually pulled into and parked in a lot

• Strong odor of THC• Indicated smoking within an hour prior

• Eyelid tremors and leg tremors• Slightly fast internal clock• Not knowing doesn’t make it legal!

WISCONSIN STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

DRE Case #2

• Two vehicle crash• Admission of heroin use

• Paraphernalia in vehicle

• Initial observations –slow and unsteady• Progressively more and more sleepy until

unable to coherently answer questions

• Narcotic Analgesic called• Morphine, Codeine, Methadone, BE, Clonaz,

Diaz, Nordiaz, Oxaz

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DRE Case #3

• Responding to crash as a second crash occurred on scene

• Subject moving things in vehicle• Admits to having THC on person• 2 Lines of cocaine 2 days prior

• Stim and Dep• OF +THC & +Coc

• Only THC in Blood

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DRE Case #4

• Single vehicle lodged up against house after knocking over utility pole • Heading southbound away from stated

destination

• Confused and repetitive questions• How do I estimate the passage of 30 seconds?• Walked backwards WAT

• “A lot more than THC at party, but I didn’t”• MDMA and Alprazolam detected

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DRE Case #5

• Individual called in for reckless driving• DRE requested at hospital• Observations of subject

• Packets of synthetic marijuana in car

• DRE calls cannabis• ND by evidentiary and OF• Send-out detected 3 synthetic cannabinoids• Officer’s experience and observations!

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[email protected] Information

WISCONSIN STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE - TOXICOLOGY SECTION

Wisconsin State Laboratory of HygieneUW-Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health

2601 Agriculture DriveMadison, WI 53707

608.224.6241

Thank you!!