Processing
and Reconstructing Shooting Crime
Scenes
This five day course uses classroom training, practical
exercises and live shooting demonstrations to teach hands-on crime
scene processing techniques to those responsible for documenting and
interpreting shooting crime scenes. Participants from this course
will receive a workbook that contains background information about
the topics presented and a compact disk that will include a video of
their moot court presentation. Students are encouraged to bring a
camera to record activities presented during the course. This course is highly
recommended for anyone who needs to process, document and understand
crime scenes that involve the discharge of a
firearm.
New
Class Forming November 26-30, 2007, Olympia, WA
Contact: mnoedel@att.net
Training Topics
Include:
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Hand gun, rifle and shotgun ammunition
construction, design and characteristics including specialty
ammunition
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Basic math review as it applies to
trajectory calculations
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Techniques for documenting and processing
suspected bullet impact sites
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Understanding limitations and capabilities
in evaluating bullet impacts
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Considerations of ricochet and bullet
impact through glass, wood, building
material
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Basic wound ballistics and blood stain
evaluation
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Measuring recording and documenting
trajectories with rods and lasers
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Practical shooting exercises using real
case examples
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Moot Court and Exam
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LOTS MORE!!!
Call
(253) 227-5880 or email for details and registration
form.
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