Lyons Falls, NY –-(Ammoland.com)- Otis Technology is proud to announce that Stephen E. Murphy and Javier F. Pena will be in the Otis booth number 5707 at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference on October 15-18 in San Diego, California.
Murphy and Pena are the DEA agents responsible for taking down the Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar in 1993. This was the dismantlement of the largest and most violent international drug trafficking organization of its time and many of the strategies and ideas created and implemented by Murphy and Pena are still used today by U.S. and international law enforcement.
Stephen started his career as a police officer and later joined the DEA as a Special Agent. He earned many promotions and leadership roles and retired in 2013 as the Special Agent in Charge/Director for the Department of Justice, OCDETF Fusion Center after 37 years in law enforcement.
Javier retired from the DEA as Special Agent in Charge in January 2014 after 30 years of service. One of the highlights in his career is his volunteer assignment to Bogota, Colombia in 1988 which later led to the take down of Escobar. He is a subject matter expert on the Medellin Cartel.
Both Stephen and Javier are recipients of multiple awards and honors throughout their law enforcement careers and now act as technical consultants for the Netflix series, NARCOS, which chronicles their time while in Bogota.
IACP attendees are welcome to visit the Otis booth to meet Murphy and Pena. They will be in the booth signing autographs on Sunday from 10am-1pm and Monday from 2pm-5pm.
For more information on Steve and Javier, please visit www.deanarcos.com.
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Not to diminish anything either of them did but why oh why would they have anything to do with IACP, one of the most virulent anti gun police organizations in the country?
it is simply a continuation of their former alliance with one of the most corrupt and dangerous social manipulator agency in our corrupt FedGov. DEA should not exist. Unconstitutional. CBP have the task of securing our borders, along with the USCG doing the same for our seacoasts. If inbound traffic is properly managed, we’d have no need to go “over there” to meddle in local affairs and spread our corruption, and the producers of the “controlled substances” would have no market. Now the DEA are trying to “control” opium production coming here out of Afghanistan, which production our own boys… Read more »