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Rachelle Babler, CLPE
Specialties
Latent Print Forgeries and Fabrications TFT Courses Taught Detection of Forged and Fabricated Latent Prints Workshop |
About Rachelle Babler
Rachelle Babler is a Certified Latent Print Examiner and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in the Administration of Criminal Justice, Associates degree in Para-Medicine, and has been employed in the field of forensics for almost 20 years.
Rachelle started her career in forensics as a Forensic Specialist with Escondido Police Department for approximately three years prior to joining San Diego Police Department for almost 18 years as a Latent Print Examiner. She recently resigned from SDPD and now works independently.
Rachelle is involved with teaching, training, and has presented her research globally. Rachelle was a former member and Executive Secretary of SWGFAST. She is Chairperson for the Regional Latent Print Study Group for San Diego County and a former member and Executive Secretary of the OSAC Friction Ridge Subcommittee. Rachelle’s research primarily focuses on the fabrication of latent prints and plantar impressions.
Rachelle Babler is a Certified Latent Print Examiner and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in the Administration of Criminal Justice, Associates degree in Para-Medicine, and has been employed in the field of forensics for almost 20 years.
Rachelle started her career in forensics as a Forensic Specialist with Escondido Police Department for approximately three years prior to joining San Diego Police Department for almost 18 years as a Latent Print Examiner. She recently resigned from SDPD and now works independently.
Rachelle is involved with teaching, training, and has presented her research globally. Rachelle was a former member and Executive Secretary of SWGFAST. She is Chairperson for the Regional Latent Print Study Group for San Diego County and a former member and Executive Secretary of the OSAC Friction Ridge Subcommittee. Rachelle’s research primarily focuses on the fabrication of latent prints and plantar impressions.