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5. Will agree to participate in the ISP random drug testing Policy and to submit to an <br /> ISP sanctioned drug test upon request. <br /> VIII. OTHER OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS <br /> A. ISP report writing and case preparation procedures shall be utilized to document <br /> enforcement activities undertaken by the Task Force. <br /> B. All investigations should be deconflicted through the Illinois Statewide Terrorism <br /> and Intelligence Center. <br /> C. The ISP Confidential Source, Official Advance Funds, and Evidence Handling <br /> policies will govern Task Force operations. <br /> D. A copy of the directives expected to be followed will be given to the Task Force <br /> officer with their onboarding information. <br /> IX. MISCONDUCT <br /> A. Misconduct by officers of the Task Force shall include the following: <br /> 1. Commission of a criminal offense; <br /> 2. Neglect of duties; <br /> 3. Violation of Task Force policies and/or rules of procedures; <br /> 4. Conduct which may tend to reflect unfavorably upon any of the parties to this <br /> agreement. <br /> B. Upon receipt of a complaint from a law enforcement agency, a states attorney's <br /> office, or any other credible source alleging misconduct by a Task Force officer, <br /> the following procedures will be initiated: <br /> 1. The Task Force Director shall conduct a preliminary review of the <br /> allegations to verify the complaint and to determine the nature, scope, and <br /> need to conduct a follow up investigation; <br /> 2. In the event the allegations appear to be credible, the Task Force Director will <br /> notify the Zone Commander and the chief executive of the officer's <br /> parent agency; <br /> 3. If the complaint is of a non-criminal nature, the Task Force Director and <br /> chief executive of the Inspector's parent agency will determine who will <br /> DCI For Official Use Only Ver. 11/25 <br />