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Investigation

➤ Recognize various aspects of cultural awareness and
Domestic Violence biases present that may affect the offi cer’s response to
a victim.
Institute ➤ Discuss tactics used by law enforcement offi cers to
perpetrate domestic violence.
➤ Identify the use of technology for stalking victims.
Who Should Attend ➤ List several investigatory tools for collecting electronic
Law enforcement offi cers responding to or conducting evidence in domestic violence and stalking cases.
follow up of domestic violence incidents. ➤ Discuss the importance of establishing community
partnerships.
Course Goal ➤ In a mock scenario setting, demonstrate the ability
To provide the knowledge and skills necessary to to effectively testify in court based on the information
effectively respond to and investigate domestic violence learned in this course.
incidents and provide trauma-informed response to
victims.
Methodologies
Course Objectives Lecture/Practical Exercise/Demonstration/Discussion
The student will be able to:
➤ Understand the dynamics of domestic violence Course Requirements
and how it impacts the victim and law enforcement 100% attendance, successful completion of post-testing,
response. and demonstration of skills learned in course during
➤ Defi ne trauma and explain the impact of trauma on practical exercises.
domestic violence and how it effects law enforcement
response. Course Coordinator
➤ Demonstrate how to conduct an effective, trauma- Jennifer Fisher LIMIT 2 STUDENTS
informed, domestic violence investigation. PER DEPARTMENT.
➤ Provide the basis for an evidence-based prosecution Length of Course
when a victim is unavailable. Five days (40 hours)
➤ List several legal tools law enforcement offi cers can
utilize to increase holding domestic violence offenders
accountable.

Searching, Sketching and Measuring a Crime Scene
Forensic Analysis for NEW! Evidence Collection and Packaging
Patrol Offi cers Scene Documentation and Report Writing
Gun Shot Residue Collection
Collecting Biological Evidence
CICP Accredited Course The Processing Method

Methodologies
Who Should Attend
Patrol Offi cers, First Responders, Detectives, Supervisors, Lecture, Demonstration, Practical Exercise
and those new to Crime Scene Investigations Course Requirements
100% Attendance.
Course Goal Pass the Post-Test with a 70% or Greater.
This three day course will focus on the procedures to take Successfully Complete All Practical Exercises
for a basic crime scene investigation conducted by fi rst
responders and patrol offi cers. Special Concerns
Bring photographs of shooting incidents and gunshot
Course Objectives injuries for further analysis and report writing.
Topics: Crime Scene Security and Chain of Custody
Composition and Crime Scene Photography Course Coordinator Length of Course
Processing for Latent Prints Casson Reynolds Three days (24 hours)
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