Deputy Tracy Harpster achieved a graduate degree from the University of Cincinnati where his Master's Thesis examined the indicators of innocence and guilt of 9-1-1 homicide callers reporting the offense. The study defined and analyzed the indicators in order to assist homicide detectives gain insight into offenses, suggest offender probability, and explore pertinent issues during the interview and interrogation phases of the investigation.
It has become increasingly difficult for law enforcement to successfully exploit cell phones due to the evolution of smartphone technology. Criminals' heavy reliance on cell phones makes it crucial for police officers to learn common cell phone terminology and understand the data they receive from cell phone companies. This two-day training course will provide officers with a comprehensive approach to exploiting cellular telephones.
This course covers the essentials patrol officers, investigators, probation officers, School Resource Officers and anyone in the criminal justice system needs to know about social networking.
This training is made possible through the generous donations of the F.O.P. Arrowhead Lodge At its core, police work is a human behavior profession. Your job is to successfully assess the emotional and physical state of a person. Are they dangerous? Are they in need? Are they emotionally or physically in crisis. Are they perpetrators […]
Hosted by: Northeast Counterdrug Training Center MAGLOCLEN Law Enforcement Officers Training Commission This course explores the current trends, identifiers, and dynamics of street gang investigations. Understanding and identifying gang culture both on the street and in correctional facilities requires investigators from both local law enforcement and corrections to work together and share information. The intent […]
Participants in this course learn about domestic terrorist groups and how to recognize indicators relating to domestic
terrorism.