When it comes to crime scene investigation training, the options are endless. You can focus on specific forensic disciplines, evidentiary protocols, or general crime scene investigation.

On-the-job training, including internships and part-time or full-time positions, is essential to launching your career as a crime scene investigator. New crime scene investigators often work with ...

While students can earn a bachelor's degree in crime scene investigation, the degree is commonly offered as a bachelor's degree in criminal justice with a concentration in crime scene ...

Professors with decades of practical experience teach the investigation classes. Some professors are current local law enforcement. The practical, hands-on experience that students get while in the ...

Boston Police Department recently completed a day of training with the L-Tron team focused on the OSCR360 hardware and software for crime scene investigation, scene documentation, and case ...

He said the Crime by the F.I.V.E.S. VR crime scene training program brings the latest technology and methods to forensic science classrooms and law enforcement agencies, providing affordable and ...

KEARNEY — Teaching Kearney-area police officers the basics of crime scene investigation was the focus of a week-long class in Kearney. Thirty-four officers from the South Central Area Law ...

Crime-scene contamination can take many forms -- someone may touch an object leaving their fingerprints, or inadvertently move or take evidence from the scene, perhaps by picking up fibers on ...

CHARLESTON — Until a few years ago, the Coles County Sheriff’s Department and other local law enforcement agencies could count on state crime scene technicians to help work a burglary ...

A crime scene investigator who has worked more than 3,000 deaths uses his own blood on social media to teach the world how to approach the job. Jeffrey Gentry, 40, is a certified bloodstain ...