Criminal Investigations Training - Professional security and investigation training

CONSULTING

Agent Miller is a member of the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) International, the preeminent international organization for security professionals. He has been awarded the coveted Certified Protection Professional* designation by the ASIS Professional Certification Board. He has previously provided expert testimony in Federal Court.

Provide law firms with litigation support regarding Premises Security and Security Negligence, background checks and preparation of witnesses for trial or depositions.

Provide corporations a security assessment regarding Copyright, Patent Infringement, and Trademark Protection, Physical / Premises Security, Personnel Security, Emergency Practices and Business Continuity, Internal Investigations, Security Principles and Practices, Information Security.

His Curriculum Vitae and schedule of fees is available upon request.

* Throughout the world, the Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation is acknowledged as the security profession's highest recognition of practitioners. It is evidence that an individual is "Board Certified in Security Management." The CPP is awarded based upon experience and passage of an examination that provides an objective measure of an individual's broad-based knowledge and competency in security management. Ongoing professional development is required in order to maintain the credential.

TRAINING

Criminal Investigations Training

This course is directed to the new detective or uniformed officer responsible for conducting criminal investigations beyond that of a first responder. The course is designed to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills to expedite the investigators's ability to conduct extended quality criminal investigations.

Upon completion of the course the investigator will know the fundamentals of a good investigation, resources available to help conduct criminal investigations, using the necessary four elements will be able to draft an affidavit to obtain an arrest or search warrant, properly execute the warrants, how to develop, evaluate, and utilize an informant, how to prepare and conduct a thorough interview or interrogation, conduct and memorialize surveillances, develop and institute good report writing and case management skills, prepare for court testimony and depositions.

Topics covered:

Fundamentals and resources of the criminal investigator
Affidavits and Warrants
Conducting searches with a warrant
General handling and rules of evidence
Report writing
Case maintenance
Interviews and interrogation
Surveillance
Informants
Investigative techniques
Courtroom testimony
Crime prevention
Media relations
Overview of persons and property investigations

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INVESTIGATIONS

Provide law firms with litigation support regarding Premises Security and Security Negligence, background checks and preparation of witnesses for trial or depositions.

Provide corporations investigative insight into Copyright, Patent Infringement, and Trademark Protection, Corporate Espionage, background checks for potential employees for critical or sensitive positions.

Provide insurance companies quality investigations into various frauds such as destroying ones personal vehicle or home to collect insurance reimbursement. Fraudulent medical claims for insurance proceeds.

Utilize an international and nationwide network of skilled and seasoned investigators.