Shooting Incident Reconstruction
Course Hours: 40.0 Hours
Course Description
This course is designed to teach law enforcement investigators shooting incident reconstruction methodologies and evaluate position and evidentiary relationships between the shooter, scene, victim, and other items of physical evidence.
Training Outcomes
After the successful completion of the Shooting Incident Reconstruction Course, students will be capable of conducting a detailed
investigation into a shooting incident, documenting and collecting the physical
evidence located therein, interpreting the physical evidence to determine the
sequence of events, and evaluate positions and evidentiary relationships
between the shooter, scene, victim, and other items of evidence.
Prerequisites
Students attending this course of instruction must have completed the 40 hour course, or equivalent, in Crime Scene Investigations and the 40 hour course, or equivalent, in Basic Photography and Digital Imaging to attend this course of instruction. A letter from the student's agency head or supervisor stating the student is responsible for investigating shooting incidents is also required.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for
investigators, forensic technicians, crime scene investigators, and other applicable law
enforcement personnel involved in shooting incident analysis and reconstruction.
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