CJC-5005BI - "Blood, Bullets and More" - Crime Scene Re-Construction

Course Description

The program is taught from a hands-on point of  view from investigators and forensic practitioners active in the field. The class is intended for law enforcement officers, crime scene investigators, evidence technicians and crime laboratory personnel involved in the investigation, identification, collection and preservation of evidence at violent crime scenes. The objective is to provide information needed to ensure critical pieces of evidence will be collected, fewer cases will be jeopardized by mishandled evidence and more cases will be solved through the proper use of these advanced investigative techniques. Participants will have the opportunity to apply
newly acquired knowledge with practical exercises.
 
Recognize Types of Bloodstains Associated with Violent Crimes . Proper Documentation, Collection, and Packaging Techniques for Bloodstain Evidence . Proper Documentation, Collection, and Packaging Techniques for Firearms Evidence . Methods to Detect, Photograph and Enhance Latent Bloodstain Evidence . Use of Trajectory Rods and Lasers to Demonstrate Bullet Pathways . Photographic Methods to Paint with Light and Lasers . Equipment Selection and Use for Crimes Scenes with Bloodstain and Firearms Evidence. Investigative Protocols for Violent Crime Scenes. Recognize Biohazards and Personnel Safety Procedures.