Shooting Reconstructing and Ballistics

Description

Ballistics! “The study of projectiles in motion”.

Not Firearms examination.

This course is a must for any person involved in Investigating or processing crime scenes that involve shooting scenes and reconstruction procedures.

This basic workshop will introduce law enforcement personnel to the definitions of shooting scene pattern types.

The way patterns are created, trajectory, feet per second, photography, documentation and court room techniques.

Its extensive hands on training gives the student first hand knowledge of how shooting scene’s can put your suspect in a certain place at a certain time.

It will inform the student how shooting scene reconstruction is accomplished.

This course is taught in plain English so it may be understood when explained to the average citizen and attorney. A scientific calculator and supply’s will be provided for training.

A workshop designed to assist crime scene technicians, detectives and forensic investigators in the recognition, documentation and evaluation of shooting scenes when processing scenes involving gun fire.

Reconstruction of a crime scene requires an accurate description and documentation of all evidence observed and collected.

This program introduces a clear understanding of resources and techniques available to allow them to document reconstruct and describe in detail a crime involving gun fire.