American Military University professor Bert Ouderkirk discusses the various challenges in processing a crime scene.
Challenges When Processing a Crime Scene by AMU Professor Bert Ouderkirk from American Public University on Vimeo.
American Military University professor Bert Ouderkirk discusses the various challenges in processing a crime scene.
Challenges When Processing a Crime Scene by AMU Professor Bert Ouderkirk from American Public University on Vimeo.
By Tim Hardiman – Nearly 15, 000 people were murdered in the United States in 2007. Almost 12,000 men and over 3,000 women according to the FBI’s report “Crime in the United States”. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) reports that the majority of these victims knew their killers. Only 29 percent of men are estimated to have been killed by strangers. The figure for women is even more striking: nearly 90 percent of women were murdered by someone they knew. Only 10 percent were killed by people they had never met.
By Dennis Porter – The world of policing is changing quickly. There are new legal decisions, procedures and technical advances almost everyday. How is a police officer working irregular, unpredictable hours supposed to keep up with this? In these economic circumstances, when all budgets are being examined, how can departments afford to keep their officers’ training up-to-date? In this column I will provide some options for agencies and officers to gain free or affordable training and information.
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