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Chief Reggie Redfern (Ret.)SRR Traffic Safety Consultant LLC
413-626-9554
reggie@srrtraining.com
Making the Move from Patrol to the DB Windsor, CT Police Department
May 03 - 07, 2021
This course is for newly appointed detectives with less than 2 years* experience in a detective’s role.
*This time frame is only recommended, not a fixed number, but this training is geared for newer detectives.
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The day has come, you been assigned to the detective bureau. Are you ready? It’s no longer writing tickets and responding to “loud music” calls. This 5-day course will deeply cover tried and true investigative principles that can be applied to any type of criminal investigation ranging from larcenies to homicides. The only thing that is different is how they are applied based upon what you have in front of you. Moving from solid ground to solid ground during the course of any investigation is the basic foundational principle to ensuring your case is as solid as it can be from inception to court trial. The following workshop content and much more is what you have to look forward to:
Workshop content:
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Conducting the pre-liminary investigation |
Techniques and methods to determine if a crime has been committed |
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Probable Cause |
The importance of identification of crimes |
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Knowing the elements of the crime(s) that has been committed |
Methods used to conduct a thorough investigation |
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How to assess and handle a crime scene |
Evidence handling |
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Cellphone preservation techniques when coming contact with a suspect who has a cellphone/electronic device on his person |
Basic Search warrant and affidavit writing Consent to search |
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5th and 6th Amendments |
Identifying suspects |
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Witness identification and techniques used in gaining cooperation |
Basic interview and interrogation techniques used in talking to witnesses, victims and suspects |
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Handling witnesses, victims and suspects |
Techniques used in handling of evidence (Forensics) |
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Court preparation |
Courtroom testimony |
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Dealing with prosecutors |
Dealing with defense attorneys and common tactics used during trial |
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Utilizing various Data Base Tools: NCIC, DMV, Lexus/Accurint, TLO |
Identifying common mistakes made during the course of an investigation |
Cost: $775.00
Where: Windsor Police Department, 110 Addison Road, Windsor, CT 06095
When: May 03-07, 2021
Check-in: 7:30AM – 8:00AM Class Hours: 8:00AM – 4:00PM
To Register: Please register at www.srrtraining.com on the course web page.
Purchase Orders and/or Checks Should be Sent to: SRR Traffic Safety Consulting, LLC, 7 Marion Avenue, Andover, MA 01810
Inquiries can be Directed to:
Chief Reggie Redfern (Ret.) Phone: 413-626-9554 Email: reggie@srrtraining.com Lt. Michele Neary, Training Supervisor, Phone:860-298-4314 Email: neary@townofwindsor.com Sgt. Peter Devin Phone: 860-298-4316 Email: devin@townofwindsor.com
Instructor: Sgt. Brian Williams, is currently assigned to the Norfolk Police Department’s Special Crimes Unit. During his career with the Norfolk Police Department, Sergeant Williams has worked in all three patrol divisions of the Field Operations Bureau as well as various assignments within the Investigative Services Bureau to include General Assignment and Burglary squads as well as the Special Crimes Unit. He has received awards for Police Officer of the Quarter, American Legion – Police Officer of the Year and the Police Commendation award. Sergeant Williams has worked cases of all types; everything from minor thefts to a capital murder case and almost everything in between. He has spent most of his investigative time investigating Burglaries and Sexual Assault cases. He is currently spearheading an initiative to solve cold case rapes within his organization. Sergeant Williams is a native of Norfolk, Virginia, and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Logistics. Prior to joining the Norfolk Police Department he served 4 years as a Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense Specialist with the U.S. Marine Corps. He joined the growing list of professional instructors for SRR Training in 2020.
Instructor: Det. Jonathan Smith, is currently assigned to the Norfolk Police Department’s Cold Case Homicide Unit and serves as the only sworn member of the unit. Jon has spent most of his career working in the Violent Crime Unit where he has worked hundreds of death investigations, including homicides, suspicious, accidental, and natural deaths. He has also worked several capital murder cases. Jon has experience handling many high-profile cases, including a homicide case that led him to Ft. Lauderdale, FL to apprehend two murder suspects after the case was featured on the television show, America’s Most Wanted. He is a native of North Carolina, and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy. He joined the growing list of professional instructors for SRR Training in 2019.