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Internal Affairs Investigations |
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January 12-16, 2009
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$620
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Newport Beachside Resort 
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This 5-day seminar will cover sensitive topics such as sexual harassment, criminal sexual misconduct, roles of the medical examiner, interview techniques and pre-interview, domestic violence, officer conduct, criminal violations, case preparation and public record issues. Internal Affairs investigations in small departments, as well as correctional facilities, and other related topics.
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Forensic Digital Image Processing Workshop |
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January 26-30, 2009 / Course Cancelled
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$706
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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This course will be of special interest to law enforcement professionals involved in forensic fields such as fingerprint identification and questioned document examination. Your instructor, David "Ski" Witzke of Foray Technologies, will teach the skills needed to successfully enhance direct digital or digitized images through the use of Adobe PhotoShop computer software. Students will learn to adjust contrast in images to increase visibility of the evidence, and to remove distracting backgrounds from images.
Emphasis will be placed on which of PhotoShop's tools are appropriate for use in forensic applications and which tools should be avoided. In addition to enhancement procedures, students will learn how to document their enhancements and how to maintain security of the original image and the enhanced image for later courtroom testimony. Legal issues will be discussed and there will be a courtroom testimony exercise in this course. Note: Class size is limited so please register early.
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Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud Investigations |
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February 2-6, 2009
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$660
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This week long course will show you how to investigate forged deeds and satisfactions; identity theft and real estate fraud schemes defalcations; builder bailout schemes; credit for sales schemes and condo conversion fraud.
Students will participate in practical exercises involving actual case files which will be presented by Douglas Pollock, President of Information Data Services Inc. In addition, specific skill sets will be taught including net worth analysis, how to handle electronic evidence; concealed income analysis, using Excel and other Microsoft products to handle and sort large amounts of raw data for investigation; how to trace money from illegal transactions and understanding how and when to use specific state and federal laws to prosecute offenders.
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Math & Physics for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis |
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February 2-6, 2009
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$726
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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This course will introduce the student to the mathematical theory behind the formulae used to determine the origin of blood sources and the scientific principles that dictate the properties of blood in motion. Completion of this course will enable the student to analyze, interpret, and testify more effectively in cases where bloodstain pattern analysis is performed. Hands-on exercises will be utilized to reinforce principles learned in the classroom and will include instruction in the use of the Backtrack® computer program for bloodstain pattern analysis. All materials and supplies will be provided to the student, including computers and required software.
Prerequisite: Attendance at a 40-hour basic bloodstain pattern analysis course is required for attendance at this course. Please register early, as enrollment is limited to eighteen students.
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Motor Vehicle Identification & Auto Theft Symposium |
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February 23-27, 2009
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$690
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is designed for novice or experienced auto theft investigators from both large and small departments, and regional tasks forces. There will be hands-on sessions involving restoration of altered serial numbers and the import/export of stolen vehicles. This course will only be offered once this year, so register early!
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Public Corruption Investigations |
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March 2-6, 2009
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$686
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This week long course is designed for the law enforcement professional tasked with investigating allegations of corruption involving elected officials, government employees and individuals and corporations that contract with the government.
Specific areas that will be covered include bribery, unlawful compensation, contract fraud and other related crimes. Students will learn how to conduct a net-worth analysis, proper handling of electronic evidence; spreadsheets preparation and analysis, interview techniques, evidence gathering and the value of interagency cooperation.
Case presentations of significant national and local public corruption cases will be offered for critique and analysis.
Please note that this is not an Internal Affairs Course.
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Basic Fingerprint Classification |
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March 9-13, 2009
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$529
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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This 40-hour course is designed to be of value to those individuals seeking a career in the fingerprint classification / identification profession and for law enforcement investigators and crime scene personnel. The curriculum serves as the first level of formal training in developing the educational foundation to become a Tenprint or Latent Examiner. The following topics are included in this course: the Henry Classification System, Fingerprint Patterns, Rules, and Definitions, and Galton Details (Ridge Events). Students will take part in Fingerprint Comparison Exercises as well as Classification Exercises.
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Public Information Officer |
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March 9-13, 2009
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$725
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Newport Beachside Resort
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The Public Information Officer (PIO) Course provides students with the skills needed to perform public information duties as they relate to emergency management. The course focuses on the definition of the job of the public information officer. The course assists participants with building skills needed for this position, such as oral and written communication, understanding and working with the media and the basic tools and techniques PIO’s need to do the job effectively.
This course is recommended for law enforcement, public safety officers and others who are tasked for arranging media interviews in a crisis and releasing emergency information. It is especially recommended for those with a direct responsibility as spokesperson for an organization during a crisis..
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Use of Deadly Force Investigations |
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March 16-18, 2009
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$546
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is geared to the Homicide Detective, Internal Affairs Investigators and other members of the criminal justice system who are tasked with the investigation of police-related shootings or other uses of deadly force. This course will discuss the subject officer's rights, witness-officer interview, procedural techniques, and other related issues. Some important court decisions will be covered in order to have the students abreast of the most current law. Several attorney will discuss their role in the system, and officers that have been through the experience will relate their experiences.
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Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop |
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March 16-20, 2009
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$679
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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Violent crimes usually result in bloodshed. When liquid blood is acted upon by physical forces, patterns will be deposited on the various surfaces and items at the crime scene as well as the clothing worn by the individuals present during the activity. These patterns can yield valuable information concerning the events which led to their creation. The information can then be used to reconstruct the incident, and to evaluate the statements of witnesses and crime participants.
This 44-hour course will instruct the student in identifying bloodstain pattern evidence at the crime scene. They will learn how to properly interpret, document, preserve and reconstruct bloodstain pattern evidence. Attendees receive a copy of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis With an Introduction to Crime Scene Reconstruction, Third Edition by Bevel and Garner with their paid tuition. Class size is limited so register early!
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Advanced Forensic Photography |
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March 23-27, 2009
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$673
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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This course is designed for forensic photographers, crime scene investigators, and other investigative personnel who have completed basic photographic training and are ready to learn more advanced techniques.
Emphasis in this course will be on advanced lighting techniques including, Studio Flash for Forensic Photography, Close-up Lighting Techniques, Alternate Light Source Photography, and Preparation to Complete Practical Exercises for Certification as a Forensic or Evidence Photographer.
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Crime Scene Investigations |
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April 27-May 1, 2009
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$648
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is for crime scene personnel, detectives and law enforcement personnel who are tasked with the responsibility of detecting, collecting, and preserving physical evidence from crime scenes. Emphasis is placed on documenting and collecting evidence. This course involves extensive hands-on training reconstructing the criminal scenario and investigating mock crime scenes.
Topics include: Role of the Medical Examiner in Crime Scene Investigations, Trace Evidence Identification, Collection, and Analysis, DNA and Biological Evidence Identification, Collection, and Analysis, Crime Scene Sketching, Introduction to Forensic Light Sources, Role of the Forensic Odontologist in Identification of Human Remains and Bite Mark Identification, Nighttime Photography of the Crime Scene, Response to Hazardous Materials Crime Scenes and Protective Equipment Overview, Introduction to Fingerprint Evidence, Legal Issues for the Crime Scene Investigator, and more!
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Homicide Investigations |
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May 4-8, 2009
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$677
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course will take the new and experienced homicide investigator through management and control of open, unresolved homicides. There will be discussions on the medical examiner's role, an in-depth look into the psychology of serial killers, domestic related murders as well as the legal aspect of the investigative process from attorneys representing all sides of the criminal justice system.
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Advanced Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop |
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May 11-15, 2009
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$744
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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StayBridge Suites
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Cost: $119 single/double
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This class has limited enrollment and early registration is recommended. This practical workshop enables the student to enhance skills acquired in the basic course by investigating and reconstructing realistically established mock crime scenes. Included is a one-day courtroom testimony session where the students will practice testifying to their findings.
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Cargo Theft Seminar |
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May 18-22, 2009
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$636
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course has been designed to meet the demands placed on the modern-day cargo theft police investigator or industry security specialist. Experts in each field will discuss the various investigative strategies used by law enforcement loss prevention professionals to combat cargo theft. Instructors with decades of experience in their respective areas will provide detailed instruction with practical application formats useful to the investigator on the street.
Cutting edge initiatives will be discussed and presentations will be offered, which include a review of some tools of the trade. This course will provide the line investigator with valuable ideas and strategies that have been employed successfully by the TOMCATS and other law enforcement groups dedicated to cargo theft investigations. The course will also provide insight for task force managers on the procedure used to develop and maintain a multi-agency initiative investigating both state and federal violations of the law.
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Dignitary Protection |
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May 25-29, 2009
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$749
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StayBridge Suites
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This comprehensive 5-day course is designed for all those persons who have the responsibility of protecting dignitaries such as the President, Vice President, and foreign heads of state. The training that will be included in this very intense program will include protective measures, advance site operations, defensive tactics, firearms, motorcade escorts, ambush awareness, working with other government and private protection agencies and explosives identification.
The major blocks of instruction are followed by practical application and scenario training which each student is required to participate in. The scenario training exercises will be a protectee situation. Students will be required to be dressed in business attire, protecting the rotectee against various threats. The field exercises will be conducted in the public environment with a protectee.
Classes will consist of day and night exercises over a 5-day period. This is a high-paced and "hands-on" training curriculum. The instructors in this school have assisted and presented numerous dignitary protection classes here and in other parts of the country, as well as first hand experience working with the Secret Service, U.S. State Department, C.I.A., F.B.I. and foreign protective services on numerous protective details for visiting dignitaries in Dade County Florida and other locations.
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Fingerprint Evidence Processing & Recovery |
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June 1-5, 2009
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$646
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course consists of a series of workshops in fingerprint evidence for detectives, crime scene investigators, and identification technicians. This training will provide skill enhancement workshops with updated techniques in the detection, development, collection and preservation of fingerprint evidence.
Special emphasis is placed upon the development and collection of latent fingerprints. The following techniques are included: Superglue applications for the laboratory and the field, Small Particle Reagent, various methods for processing the adhesive side of tape, and many other methods to chemically or mechanically process latent prints.
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Crime Scene Investigations II |
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June 15-19, 2009
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$632
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is designed to enhance skills obtained in our Crime Scene Investigations course. This is accomplished by providing the student with extensive hands-on practical experience in various workshops including the following:
1. Tire Track Standards Collection Workshop
2. Chemical Enhancement Workshop
3. Documentation of Bloodstain Evidence Workshop
4. Presumptive Blood Testing Workshop
5. Courtroom Testimony Workshop
6. Glass Evidence Collection Workshop
7. Basic Footwear Impression Collection Workshop
Also included in this course are lectures on an Introduction to Forensic Anthropology and Entomology, Investigation of Police Shooting Scenes, and Collection of Computers, Peripherals and other Digital Evidence. Attendance at our Crime Scene Investigations course is not required to attend this course.
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Cyber Crimes |
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June 22-26, 2009
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$625
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This week long course will address issues such as Website Takeovers, Identity Theft, Online Frauds and Scams, Electronic Communications, Hacker Methodology, IP Tracing & Chasing, Network Investigative Issues, Sexual Predators Online, Search Warrant Preparation & Execution, Legal Issues (such as Prosecutorial and Jurisdictional Issues). This course will also cover Computer Forensics, along with a tour of the MDPD Forensic Laboratory. This course is useful for any personnel dealing with online crimes.
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Advanced Homicide Investigation Techniques |
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July 20-24, 2009
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$707
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Newport Beachside Resort
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Cost: $109 single/double
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This course provides detailed, in-depth instruction in case and subject profiling, some hands-on interpretation of blood spatter evidence as well as projectile trajectories, crime scene analysis, identification of and handling of domestic issues in homicide investigation.
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Advanced Fingerprint Science Workshop for Tenprint Examiners |
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July 27-31, 2009
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$543
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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StayBridge Suites
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This 40-hour advanced workshop is the second in the series of our fingerprint identification courses. It will be of interest to those currently working or seeking employment in the field of fingerprint identification.
This workshop will take an in depth look at the advanced aspects of Tenprint Examination. We will take an adventure into the history of fingerprints, how to handle scars/amputations/intentional mutilations, and recording neat and legible major case/elimination prints.
ACE-V and its relevance to the science of fingerprints will be discussed as will the effect of computers and other technology on Tenprint examination. Preparation for testimony in court will also be instructed. Attendees will receive and overview of the International Association for Identification's Tenprint Certification process. Curriculum for this course picks up where the Basic Fingerprint Classification & Comparison course leaves off. Attendance at this or another 40-hour basic fingerprint classification course is required.
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Crime Scene Photography |
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August 3-7, 2009
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$680
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is designed to teach skills used in photographically documenting crime scenes. Photographic theories will be discussed and students will take part in practical hands-on exercises that will reinforce skills learned in class. Topics include equipment selection, basic and advanced lighting techniques (including electronic flash, photography of luminescent Luminol, Infrared and Reflected Ultra-Violet Photography, and the painting-with-light technique), close-up photography, photography of three-dimensional evidence, alternate light source photography, and photography of aircraft crash scenes. Although this course makes use of digital cameras, it has application for agencies using traditional film-based technology, as well as those already using digital.
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Fraud Investigations |
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August 17-21, 2009
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$642
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is designed for both law enforcement personnel and investigators within the banking industry. The curriculum will cover fraudulent deposits, kiting schemes, check washing, check counterfeiting, internal bank fraud, ATM fraud, credit card counterfeiting, fraudulent card applications, embezzlements, recovery of computer evidence, post disaster fraud and other critical topics relevant to fraud investigators.
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Basic Fingerprint Classification |
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September 7-11, 2009
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$529
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Hyatt Place
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This 40-hour course is designed to be of value to those individuals seeking a career in the fingerprint classification / identification profession and for law enforcement investigators and crime scene personnel. The curriculum serves as the first level of formal training in developing the educational foundation to become a Tenprint or Latent Examiner. The following topics are included in this course: the Henry Classification System, Fingerprint Patterns, Rules, and Definitions, and Galton Details (Ridge Events). Students will take part in Fingerprint Comparison Exercises as well as Classification Exercises.
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Basic Environmental Crime Investigations |
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September 14-18, 2009
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$485
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This five-day course is designed to familiarize both law enforcement officers and scientists with basic environmental crime investigation procedures. This program uses a multi-disciplinary training group comprised of senior environmental law enforcement personnel, attorneys, and scientists with many years of experience.
The course provides classroom instruction, case studies, interactive scenarios and audio and video presentations. Students are provided with effective and practical investigative methods and techniques that can be applied to investigations involving all environmental crimes affecting human health and the environment.
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Latent Print Examiner Workshop |
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September 21-25, 2009
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$539
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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StayBridge Suites
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This workshop will be instructed by latent print examiners from the Miami-Dade Police Department. The course is designed for individuals who have completed a course of training in Basic Fingerprint Classification and Comparison and have little or no experience in the identification of latent fingerprints.
Topics to be covered include: determination of latents of value, strategies and techniques for making identifications, ACE-V methodology, legal issues and much more. Students in the workshop will take part in evaluation, comparison, and courtroom, testimony exercises. Enrollment is limited so register early!
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Airport Investigations |
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October 5-9, 2009
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$620
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Newport Beachside Resort
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This course is designed for the investigator or detective assigned to airport police stations and covers the crimes unique to this area such as Airport Internal Conspiracies, Behavior Pattern Recognition, Bomb Threat and Disposal, Overview of the Federal Air Marshals Program, Pickpocket and Distraction, Baggage Theft and Surveillance of Baggage Area, Domestic Interdiction and Currency Seizure, Airline Ticket Fraud, Investigations related to Islamic Extremists, and a visit to the Miami International Airport to view different demonstrations first hand.
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Shooting Reconstruction |
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October 5-9, 2009
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$597
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Courtyard Marriott
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This 5-day course will teach the crime scene technician or the criminal investigator the skills necessary in investigating crime scenes where there has been a discharge of a firearm. Topics include Ballistic Evidence Overview, Projectile Trajectory Determinations using Dowel Rods, Strings, Laser Devices, and Evidence Documentation and Collecting.
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Underwater Police Science & Technology |
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October 12-23, 2009
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$756
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Courtyard Marriott
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This 2-week course is open to all levels of law enforcement officers and fire service personnel. Students must hold a current Open Water Diver rating to apply. The course will combine classroom instruction with practical in-water application. The student will participate in the removal of vehicles from lakes, rock pits, and canals as well as searching the hull of a freighter in the Port of Miami. The student will be exposed to underwater search and recovery, underwater video and photography and underwater crime scene processing. This course also provides in-depth instruction in underwater aircraft accident investigation. Class size is limited; early registration is recommended.
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Buried Body & Surface Skeleton Workshop |
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October 26-30, 2009
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$581
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Courtyard Marriott
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This comprehensive 40-hour course is designed for crime scene investigators, detectives, crime laboratory analysts, and others in the field of forensic science that need the basic training and techniques for the buried body or surface skeleton crime scene examination and recovery.
The attendees will have a working knowledge of the techniques required at surface skeleton and buried body crime scenes to include; protocols, potential physical evidence awareness, equipment needs, bone identification and inventory, procedures used to preserve human remains, search and documentation techniques and courtroom case presentation experience.
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Sexual Crimes Investigations |
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November 2-6, 2009
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$697
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Newport Beachside Resort
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Cost: $99 single/double
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This is an intermediate course for those involved with the investigative , legal, or therapeutic issues regarding the victims of sexual assault. Topics covered include interviewing techniques (including those for victim, subject, and child), forensic evidence (including DNA databases and serology), crime scene and evidence handling, profiling offenders, psychological considerations, and legal issues.
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Crime Scene Reconstruction |
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November 9-14, 2009
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$728
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Courtyard Marriott
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Cost: $109 single/double
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This 6-day course presents the latest techniques in the systematic and methodical documentation of physical evidence at a crime scene. Participants will process complex crime scenes that include casting three-dimensional footwear and tire tracks. The students will also participate in specially designed crime scene reconstruction exercises. Laser trajectory methods, shot sequencing, flight paths and other firearm collection methods will be covered and demonstrated.
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Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop |
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December 7-11, 2009
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$679
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Metropolitan Police Institute
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Courtyard Marriott
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Cost: $109 single/double
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Violent crimes usually result in bloodshed. When liquid blood is acted upon by physical forces, pa | | | | | | | | | |
