TRITECHFORENSICS

Training Division
Training
Division
Upcoming
Courses
Upcoming
Training
Courses
January 12-16, 2015

March 23-24, 2015

SHOOTING RECONSTRUCTION

MODERN TERRORISM INVESTIGATIONS

This course is designed for crime scene investigators,

detectives, crime laboratory analysts and others in the field of
forensic science who desire the training and skills to thoroughly
investigate shooting crime scenes. This course will assist law
enforcement officers in documenting physical evidence for the
purpose of shooting scene reconstructions. This course will
especially assist in the documentation of evidence at the scene
that previously might have been overlooked.

TRITECHFORENSICS Training Division is pleased to announce

that we have joined forces with the Symbol Intelligence Group
to provide the most up-to-date terrorism training available today.
This course will provide information that law enforcement
professionals can use to identify potential areas of concern
within their jurisdictions by teaching students how to identify
clues of extremism and radicalization.

Instructor: Jan Johnson

Location: Davie, Florida
January 19-23, 2015
FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE PROCESSING, COLLECTION,
AND PHOTOGRAPHY
This comprehensive course on the processing, recovery, and
photography of latent print evidence has been designed for
detectives, crime scene investigators, and fingerprint
identification specialists. This course will provide both lecture
and hands on techniques for processing latent prints on various
surface types, using both mechanical and chemical
techniques. Additionally, students attending this course will
learn to take legible fingerprints that are suitable for booking,
eliminations, and other uses.

Instructor: Dawn Perlmutter, Ph.D.

Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
March 30 - April 3, 2015
CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY
This comprehensive 40-hour course on camera operation and
photographic documentation has been designed for detectives,
crime scene investigators, and medicolegal death investigators.
The course begins with instruction on basic camera operation
and crime scene documentation and moves on to more
advanced techniques.
Instructor: Phil Sanfilippo
Location: Hallandale Beach, Florida
April 13-16, 2015

Instructors: W. Morgan Hays, Larry Stringham

Location: Cape Coral, Florida
March 2-6, 2015
PHOTOSHOP FOR THE LATENT PRINT EXAMINER
This four-day hands-on workshop is appropriate for Photoshop
users of all levels who use this application to work with latent
fingerprint enhancement and examination.
It covers
information, techniques, and exercises that can be learned by
beginners and can also be challenging for advanced
Photoshop users. The dates of the main workshop are
Tuesday, March 3, 2015, through Friday, March 6, 2015. There
is also an elective one-day Basic Photoshop for Beginners
Workshop on Monday, March 2, 2014.
Instructor: George Reis, Imaging Forensics
Location: Davie, Florida
February 23-24, 2015
LOGICAL LATENT ANALYSIS
This two-day course will cover innovative techniques designed
to make examiners more efficient and confident at their job.
You will learn new techniques like: how to determine directional
flow, how to recognize the axis of a print, the importance of
the funnel effect, how magnetic north indicates delta location,
where the baseline is located and much more.
Instructor: Mack Brazelle
Location: Lauderhill, Florida
March 16-20, 2015
BASIC FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION & COMPARISON
WORKSHOP
This forty-hour workshop is designed to introduce fingerprints to
new tenprint examiners, new latent print examiners, crime
scene or medical examiner personnel by introducing them to the
terminology and concepts of classifying and identifying
fingerprints. It is the training required by most agencies for the
hiring of new employees to work in the field of fingerprint
identification and serves as the basis for more advanced
training in the field.
Instructor: W. Morgan Hays
Location: Hallandale Beach, Florida

RITUALISTIC & OCCULT CRIMES

Ritualistic Crimes Investigation is a comprehensive workshop
designed to provide public safety, crime scene analysts and law
enforcement professionals with an extensive understanding of
crime scenes containing symbolic and unfamiliar evidence.
Investigators will be introduced to the types of crimes most often
associated with occult activity, crime scene clues, investigation
strategies and an overview of active groups. Crime scenes,
forensic and symbolic evidence involving the ritual practices of
Satanism, Santeria, Voodoo, Palo Mayombe, and the Goth,
Vampire & Fetish Scenes will be presented. Crime scene and
autopsy images will demonstrate forensic and symbolic
evidence specific to particular groups. Case studies include
ritual sexual abuse, animal sacrifice and numerous ritual
homicides.
Instructor: Dawn Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Location: Sunrise, Florida
May 4-8, 2015
BURIED BODY & SURFACE SKELETON WORKSHOP
This comprehensive 40-hour course is designed for crime scene
investigators, detectives, crime laboratory analysts, and others
in the field of forensic science who require the basic training and
techniques for the investigation of crime scenes where buried
bodies or surface skeletons are present and the remains are to
be recovered. This course will provide the student with the skills
needed to reconstruct the scene. Mock scenes for this course
were designed to assist the student in the importance of scene
documentation and to obtain the maximum amount of accurate
information for such a scene reconstruction..
Instructor: Jan Johnson
Location: TBA, South Florida

For Additional Info, Contact:

Phil Sanfilippo, Training Director
TRITECHFORENSICS Training
http://tritechtraining.com
(954) 999-0414
phil@tritechusa.com