Hosted By: WELLS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Location: WELLS POLICE DEPARTMENT 1563 Post Road Wells, ME 04090 Time: 9am-4:30pm (est) Cost: $449.00 /pp |
Learn the best practices when responding to a crime scene. Safeguarding the scene and the evidence within the crime scene is crucial. Whether you are the first to respond to the scene or a crime scene investigator, we cover how to ensure proper approach and scene preservation. Participants will receive sample crime scene entry logs and other documentation paperwork. This webinar covers:
Webinar Instructions: After registering, you will receive a confirmation email. 24 hours before the webinar, you will be provided with the link to attend the webinar. |
Photography is a crucial part of crime scene documentation. This course covers the basics of the camera nomenclature and proper camera settings. Industry standards require a specific sequence of photographs at crime scenes. Learn the importance of overall, midrange, and close-up photography.
Some topics covered: - Selecting a camera - Camera nomenclature - Camera settings - Positioning the camera at crime scenes - Proper lighting *This presentation contains images that may be disturbing to some viewers. To provide the best possible instruction, real-life crime scene photos are used during the presentation* |
Have you ever talked to someone you thought was lying to you but weren’t sure? After this webinar, you can identify “watchout” behaviors. You can become a trained lie spotter by interpreting body language and statement analysis.
This course will cover: - Behavioral fingerprints - Body language interpretation - Building Report and creating a baseline - Introduction to Words Matter, Statement Analysis Webinar Instructions: After registering, you will receive a confirmation email. 24 hours before the webinar, you will be provided with the link to attend the webinar. |