Investigating Cases of Child Abuse 

Hudson, NH

July 26-27, 2022

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Child abuse cases can be complex investigations and detectives have the important tasks of figuring out if abuse, whether sexual or physical is present and who is responsible.  This two-day course will explore the various means of how these cases land on the desk of the case detective, what patrol can do to identify red flags within households and how to document any injuries.  Attendees will learn about Forensic Interviews, who conducts them and how to work successfully with various outside agencies and stakeholders. Interviewing parents is one of the most important parts of a child abuse investigation, and students will learn how to interview parents and use those statements in conjunction with physical evidence to support the facts of the case and ultimately determine if a crime was committed.

Workshop Content:

Day 1 Orientation Beginning a Child Abuse Investigation Patrol Duties at Child Abuse Scenes Interviewing Parents Receiving a Referral from Child Protective Services - CPS Investigation Game-plan Child Custoday Cases Day 2 Photographing Injuries Working a Joint Investigation Forensic Interviews Generating the Report/Note Taking Follow-up Work Multi-Disciplinary Team - MDTs Closing Remarks, Course Evaluations and Course Evaluations

Cost:  $349.00 per person

Where:  Hudson Police Department, 1 Constitutional Drive, Hudson, NH 03051
When:   July 26-27, 2022
Check-in: 7:30AM – 8:00AM  
Class Hours:  8:00AM – 4:00PM

To Register:  Please go to www.srrtraining.com and register online.

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Inquiries can be Directed to:   
Chief Reggie Redfern (Ret.)  Phone: 413-626-9554   Email: reggie@srrtraining.com    
Sgt. Derek Lloyd, Training Supervisor, Phone: 603-886-6011  Email: dlloyd@hudsonnh.gov 

Instructor: Sergeant 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.