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CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS WORKSHOP

GARLAND, TX  |  OCTOBER 04 - 8, 2021

**CANCELLED**

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Instructor:
Sharon Plotkin, MS, CCSI

Location:
Garland Police Department
1891 Forest Lane
Garland, TX 75042

​Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Tuition: $599

This course is presented in partnership with the
International Association for Identification.
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Crime Scene Investigations Workshop

Crime scene processing is the foundation for successful investigation and prosecution of crimes. Without a thorough crime scene investigation, key elements of a crime may not be recognized or established. Although each crime scene will vary slightly, there are essential crime scene investigation practices that can guide crime scene personnel in physical evidence recovery and methodical documentation. Physical evidence recovered from the crime scene may take various forms; therefore, having an understanding of the types of physical evidence typically encountered at a crime scene will aid the investigator in locating and collecting the most valuable evidence. Developing proper documentation and evidence collection practices are critical for any crime scene investigator.

This five-day, Essential Crime Scene Investigations course is designed to introduce crime scene personnel to essential crime scene processing methods that can be employed at any type of scene. Initial crime scene response, note-taking, diagramming, search techniques, and photography principles will be covered. Various types of evidence typically located at crime scenes will be discussed, as well as methods for proper collection, development, and preservation of located evidence. Friction ridge and footwear processing and preservation techniques will be covered in detail along with documentation of bloody scenes and collection of biological evidence, to include chemical processing with Amido Black and LCV. Topics will include cleaned crime scenes and blood search techniques such as grid searching and Bluestar®, in addition to low light photography principles. Lastly, the course will delve into report writing, court testimony preparation and techniques, and Photoshop processing tools.

Practical exercises will be utilized throughout the course to enhance the learning experience. All practical activities are designed to provide participants with a foundation to better approach crime scenes and employ best practices. At the culmination of this training, students will be well equipped to approach crime scenes with knowledge and essential tools to perform a systematic crime scene investigation.

DAY 1
  • Introductions
  • Initial Scene Response, Notes, Diagramming
  • Crime Scene Photography
  • Practical Exercises
DAY 2
  • Crime Scene Photography Review
  • Scene Search, Physical Evidence, Evidence Collection
  • Vehicle Processing
  • Friction Ridge Development and Processing Techniques
  • Practical Exercises
DAY 3
  • Processing, Documentation, and Collection of Blood Evidence
  • Cleaned Scenes, Bluestar®
  • Low Light Photography
  • Practical Exercises
DAY 4
  • Biological Evidence
  • Presumptive Testing
  • DNA Collection
  • Footwear Evidence and Footwear Processing Techniques
  • Chemical Processing Techniques to include Amido Black and LCV
  • Examination Quality Photography
  • Practical Exercises
DAY 5
  • CSI Recap
  • Report Writing and Court Testimony Techniques
  • Creating Demonstrative Aids
  • Photoshop Techniques
  • Practical Exercises




This course has been approved for 40 hours of certification/recertification training credit by the IAI Crime Scene Certification Board. 

 LODGING

Springhill Suites by Marriott
3251 E President George Bush Turnpike
Richardson, TX 75082
972-479-0300

Room Rate:  $122 per night plus tax  |  Free Breakfast, Free Parking, Free Wi-Fi

Booking Info:  Call the hotel directly or use the hotel booking link below to receive the special rate.

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REGISTRATION

To register for this course, please download the Course Registration Form (PDF file).  Fill out the form and email the completed PDF file to Phil Sanfilippo at phil@tritechusa.com.
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