3 Day Crime Scene Processing COLUMBIA, MO August 12-14, 2024

Hosted By: Columbia Police Department
Location: 25 Regional Training Center
 5001 E. MEYER INDUSTRIAL DRIVE
 COLUMBIA, MO 65201
Time: 8am - 4pm
Cost $479/PP

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  This EXTENSIVE 3-DAY class is designed to teach you how to handle any crime scene. Learn the necessary skills to organize and process any scene, whether a car break, a burglary, or a suspicious death. There is no “Death by Powerpoint” in this class. 
 Topics covered include:

• Crime Scene Documentation – Photo Logs, Search Logs, Evidence Logs
• Introduction to Photography (Point & shoot and DSLR)
• Fingerprinting for ALL Surfaces, and we mean ALL!
• Footwear, Tire impressions, and Tool Marks
• Trace Evidence – Light Sources, DNA Evidence, Blood Evidence, Hair, Fibers, etc. 
• Introduction to Death Investigations 
• Court expectations – Chain of custody

We offer hands-on training through practice exercises and provide attendees with all instructional materials. You will learn by doing.   No falling asleep in your chair while the instructor drones on about how great they are. Fast-paced and interactive. ​

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3-Day Crime Scene Processing Daytona Beach, FL October 21-23, 2024

Hosted By: Daytona Beach Police Department
Location: Daytona Beach Police Department
 129 Valor Blvd
Daytona Beach FL 32114
Time: 8am - 4pm
Cost $449/PP

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2 Day Fingerprint Workshop - Woburn, MA May 30-31, 2024

Hosted By: Woburn Police Department
Location: 25 Harrison Ave Woburn, MA 01801
Time: 9am
Cost $275/PP

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Fingerprint development is the building block of crime scene processing. Students will process dozens of items using powders, chemicals, fuming chambers, light sources and other proven techniques. Macro photography and documentation is included during this course.

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Crime Scene Processing class - Cape Elizabeth, ME  May 20-22, 2024

Hosted By: Cape Elizabeth Police Department
Location: 325 Ocean House Rd Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Time: 9-4:30
Cost $475/PP

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This EXTENSIVE 3-DAY class is designed to teach you how to handle any crime scene. Learn the necessary skills to organize and process any scene, whether a car break, a burglary, or a suspicious death. There is no “Death by Powerpoint” in this class. Participants will use all types of processing materials.

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Crime Scene Photography Cape Elizabeth, ME May 15- 16 2024

Hosted By: Cape Elizabeth Police Department
Location: 325 Ocean House Rd Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Time: 9-4:30
Cost $349/PP

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This EXTENSIVE 3-DAY class is designed to teach you how to handle any crime scene. Learn the necessary skills to organize and process any scene, whether a car break, a burglary, or a suspicious death. There is no “Death by Powerpoint” in this class.
 
Topics covered include:

1. Crime Scene Documentation – Photo Logs, Search Logs, Evidence Logs
2. Introduction to Photography (Point & shoot and DSLR)
3. Fingerprinting for ALL Surfaces, and we mean ALL!
4. Footwear, Tire impressions, and Tool Marks
5. Trace Evidence – Light Sources, DNA Evidence, Blood Evidence, Hair, Fibers, etc. 
6. Introduction to Death Investigations 
7. Court expectations – Chain of custody

 
We offer hands-on trainingthrough practice exercisesand provide attendees with all instructional materials. You will learn by doing.   No falling asleep in your chair while the instructor drones on about how great they are. Fast-paced and interactive.
Questions can be directed to Forensic Education at 603-234-3769 or email [email protected]

Webinars

Crime Scene Approach and Organization December 4, 2023, 1:00 pm EST (1.5 hours) $20

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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:

1. Preparation
2. Approaching the scene
3. Secure and protect the scene

• Inner and Outer Perimeter

1. Preliminary survey

• Safety, additional personnel, specialty units, e.g., Bomb Squad

1. Evaluate physical evidence

• What equipment do you need?

1. Prepare narrative description

*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* 
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.

Introduction to Crime Scene Photography December 12, 2023, 1:00 pm EST (1.5 hours) $20

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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*

Lie Spotting December 12, 2023, 6:00 pm EST (1 hours) $20

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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.