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The St. Louis, Missouri Police Department (PD), as part of the St. Louis Violence Reduction Network (VRN) site, requested an assessment of their non-fatal shooting investigations practices. The Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR) was selected to fulfill the request and delivered the final report to the St. Louis PD in June 2017.
Specialized equipment borrowed by center member agencies.
Products developed by center staff as a result of a request from an agency and/or officer. Products may include link-analysis charts, crime scene diagrams, telephone toll analysis, and other types of products used to help with investigations and proprietorial efforts.
Massachusetts Attorney General's Office is hosting the 2015 National Cyber Crime Conference to be held Monday, April 27th - Wednesday, April 29th at the Four Points by Sheraton in Norwood. The conference will feature three tracks of instruction: a track for prosecutors, a track for investigators and a track for digital evidence forensic examiners. Each track will have multiple breakout sessions featuring instruction from nationally recognized experts in the field of cyber crime. All participants will be provided with an opportunity to receive hands-on instruction.
Attendance at Marshall University AIDE Conference. Presentation introducing the Advanced Wireless Investigations course.
“Technical assist” represents either a telephone call, an email or an on-site visit to our office from a local, state and federal law enforcement agency that is asking NW3C Computer Crime Specialist staff for assistance with digital evidence connected to their case.
“Technical assist” represents either a telephone call, an email or an on-site visit to our office from a local, state and federal law enforcement agency that is asking NW3C Computer Crime Specialist staff for assistance with digital evidence connected to their case.
“Technical assist” represents either a telephone call, an email or an on-site visit to our office from a local, state and federal law enforcement agency that is asking NW3C Computer Crime Specialist staff for assistance with digital evidence connected to their case.
“Technical assist” represents either a telephone call, an email or an on-site visit to our office from a local, state and federal law enforcement agency that is asking NW3C Computer Crime Specialist staff for assistance with digital evidence connected to their case.
“Technical assist” represents either a telephone call, an email or an on-site visit to our office from a local, state and federal law enforcement agency that is asking NW3C Computer Crime Specialist staff for assistance with digital evidence connected to their case.
