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The University of Alabama requested forensic extraction software use in mobile settings policy samples.
Reginald Thomas sent the University of Alabama resources from the NYPD Digital Forensic Access Tool: Impact and Use Policy, the AASHTO Accreditation Policy on Mobile Laboratories, and the Orlando, Florida PD Policy of Computer/Digital Evidence and The Digital Forensic Lab.
Coalinga, CA requested ALPR Press Release Samples.
Ken Clary provided press release samples, talking points, and videos of press conferences from Bellevue, NE.
Espanola, NM requested Ken Clary's ALPR Policy Sample form Nebraska.
Ken provided this policy sample.
The Elizabethton, TN Police Department requested a review of their ALPR policy to ensure it is aligned with best and promising practices for the technology.
Harold Medlock is reviewing this policy.
In 2021, law enforcement experienced a 38% increase in roadway-related fatalities from 2020. Alarmingly, this increase was driven in part by a 100% increase in struck-by fatalities, with 28 officers killed – the highest ever recorded (NLEOMF, 2022). Reducing injuries and fatalities from officer-involved collisions and struck-by incidents must be a top priority for all law enforcement professionals in 2022 to reverse these sobering trends.
In 2021, law enforcement experienced a 38% increase in roadway-related fatalities from 2020. Alarmingly, this increase was driven in part by a 100% increase in struck-by fatalities, with 28 officers killed – the highest ever recorded (NLEOMF, 2022). Reducing injuries and fatalities from officer-involved collisions and struck-by incidents must be a top priority for all law enforcement professionals in 2022 to reverse these sobering trends.
The National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC) helped The Eastern District of Washington to identify comparable external peer agencies for peer learning/peer exchange session(s).
The National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC) assisted The Eastern District of Washington in identifying technology options for the Dispute Resolution Center (DRC) of Yakima and Kittitas Counties - Walk About Yakima (WAY) program.
This was support for the eight states that had not drawn down their FY18, FY19 and FY20 Byrne JAG awards because of the immigration-related litigation. DOJ implemented new policy and posted new FAQs. We held two group calls with BJA staff and NCJA staff was in regular contact with the individual states before and during this period.
Technology impacts almost every type of investigation today. Uncover the information technology users knowingly and unknowingly leave behind when accessing and using electronic devices. Learn how to covertly strengthen your investigations through gathering personal, public, and open source data. Discuss techniques to locate evidence through technologies that can benefit any type of investigation.
