During the “True Crime Fest and Cold Case Symposium” on March 7-8, criminal justice faculty member Jen Bucholtz will discuss her cold cases.
Everyone can have a role in combating human trafficking, including businesses, schools, healthcare facilities and communities.
Emergency services management for large events is complex. However, proper planning will ensure that the event will be likely to go smoothly.
Genetic genealogy is helping police solve cold cases by comparing DNA evidence with public genealogy databases. In this episode, AMU professor Jen Bucholtz interviews her instructor, Christine Burke, after completing a challenging genetic genealogy training course. Learn why this investigative technique is so valuable for law enforcement.
In 2020, then-President Trump issued his Executive Order on Safe Policing for Safe Communities. Will more progress occur now?
During a research trip to San Diego County in California, Dr. Jarrod Sadulski and Ali Hopper learned more information about illegal migrants.
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is a growing threat to the United States. This gang operates as a violent terrorist group.
Cartels have exploited U.S. government weaknesses for migrant children trafficking, according to recent U.S. Senate testimony.