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Geospatial Intelligence Unit
Geospatial Analysis of Naloxone Deployments al Analysis of Naloxone Deplwithin San Diego County
Background• Quarterly geospatial products showing multi-agency naloxone
deployments throughout San Diego County
• These products were first generated in 2017 and are ongoing
• Initially developed with the EMS industry for both situationalawareness and safety of employees
– Designed for first responders safety of high naloxone deployment areas andpossible fentanyl exposure
– Assist with addressing the opioid crisis within San Diego County
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Data• Data represents naloxone deployments for suspected opioid
overdoses– Specific opioid is unknown
• Initially, data included EMS Industry, San Diego Fire-RescueDepartment and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department
• Participating agencies now include:– AMR—American Medical Response– SDFD—San Diego Fire-Rescue Department– SDSO—San Diego Sheriff’s Department– CVPD—Chula Vista Police Department– LMPD—La Mesa Police Department– OPD—Oceanside Police Department
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Geospatial Product
• Hexagonsrepresent 960-acres each
• AMR and SDSOdata included inthis product for anexample
• Time frame:January 1, 2021-March 31, 2021
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Geospatial Product
• Decrease in total number of deployments
• Indicates change in high impact areas over time
• Time frame: April 1, 2021-June 30, 2021
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Future Work• The current SD-LECC product provides a visual representation of historical data,
over the previous quarter, rather than real-time– Overview indicates possible areas of increased exposure for safety of first responders
• Implementation of the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP) allows for a more proactive approach, providing real-time information to identify spikes in opioid related overdoses.
– Currently used by over 3,000 law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies in all 50 states, including Los Angeles Fire
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Alex Olivier-MorganGeospatial Intel Analyst
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ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION AND PROSECUTION
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
SCOTT PIRRELLO DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DISCUSSION• SAN DIEGO COUNTY ELDER AND
DEPENDENT ADULT ABUSE BLUEPRINT• ELDER PROTECTION COUNCIL (EPC)• ELDER JUSTICE TASK FORCE / ELDER
SCAM INITIATIVE
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ELDER PROTECTION
COUNCIL
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OOVERVIEW• Established in 2018 following the release of the San Diego County and
Dependent Adult Blueprint. The Council brings together County, State, and
Federal prosecutors and law enforcement, along with Health & Human
Services from AIS/APS, and other community agencies and professionals to
collaboratively address the increase in elder abuse crime in the region.
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MMISSIONN && VISION• MISSION: To reduce incidents of elder abuse through prevention,
programming, and prosecution
• VISION: Utilize the network to develop effective prevention and early
intervention strategies; Educate these stakeholders; deploy appropriate
resources to assist elders in crisis and prosecute crimes impacting elder and
vulnerable victims
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TTOPICSS COVERED• UNLICENSED CARE FACILITIES
• SCAMS
• FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE AS EMERGING PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT
• ELDER SHELTERS
• SENIORS IN POVERTY / ELDER HOMELESSNESS
• GERIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ACCREDITATION
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT FEATURES
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ELDER SCAMS
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ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION AND PROSECUTION
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
SCOTT PIRRELLO DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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