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Burglary / Robbery Investigation
Length of Seminar: 2 Days
Instructor: Paul
B. Banner &/or William Collins
Course Overview:
This two day training module is designed to provide
the tools to conduct successful burglary and robbery investigations.
This program will also provide an enhanced look at techniques
that will lead to more productive witness interviews, eyewitness
evidence, crime scene processing, evidence evaluation, and
case tracking. It will also provide both time proven and
new methods in dealing with today’s current trends
and illicit market for stolen property.
Who Should Attend?
This seminar is structured for law enforcement
personnel, criminal investigators, security directors and
loss prevention specialists.
Objectives:
As a result of attending this seminar, participants
will be able to:
- Define corpus delecti.
- Identify the six elements of corpus delecti.
- Explain the goal of a successful burglary investigation.
- Identify unique characteristics in burglary offenses.
- Describe seven modes of operation of property criminals.
- Conduct a burglary pattern analysis.
- Explain the seven steps in a burglary crime scene investigation.
- Develop methods of tracking stolen property in order
to identify illicit markets and fences.
- Apply officer survival techniques while conducting
a burglary
investigation.
- List the types of robberies
- Identify the styles and methods of robberies.
- Conduct the stages of the robbery investigation.
- Conduct witness interviews.
- Demonstrate the use of mug books and composites.
- Demonstrate the use of field and eye witness identification.
- Conduct the robbery crime scene investigative procedures.
- Apply officer survival techniques while conducting
a robbery investigation.
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