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The NRTAC staff hosted a virtual meeting over Zoom to deliver the CGIC recommendations to the St. Petersburg, Florida, CGIC. Upon delivery of the recommendations, the St. Petersburg CGIC team was prepared to discuss implementation plans for each recommendation.
The NRTAC staff hosted an in-person meeting to deliver the CGIC recommendations to the Tucson, Arizona, CGIC. Upon delivery of the recommendations, the Tucson CGIC team was prepared to discuss implementation plans for each recommendation.
The NRTAC staff hosted an in-person meeting to deliver the CGIC recommendations to the Pinal County, Arizona, CGIC. Upon delivery of the recommendations, the Pinal County CGIC team was prepared to discuss implementation plans for each recommendation.
The NRTAC staff hosted a virtual meeting over Zoom to deliver the CGIC recommendations to the Pitt County, North Carolina, CGIC. Upon delivery of the recommendations, the Pitt County CGIC team was prepared to discuss implementation plans for each recommendation.
The NRTAC staff hosted a virtual meeting over Zoom to deliver the CGIC recommendations to the Los Angeles County, California, CGIC. Upon delivery of the recommendations, the Los Angeles County CGIC team was prepared to discuss implementation plans for each recommendation.
The NRTAC hosted the 8th Annual Regional CGIC Multi-Site Training in Miami, Florida. The Miami CGIC assisted in organizing the conference and invited participating CGIC grantees to tour their facilities. The conference was a mix of panel presentations and breakout sessions. Presentation topics included executive buy-in, CGIC successes, the role of the intelligence analyst in a CGIC, and CGIC case prosecution.
The National Policing Institute and the NRTAC team were invited by the ATF to attend the third annual ATF Chiefs of Police Executive Forum on Crime Guns. NRTAC personnel set up an exhibition booth to present the work of the Institute and showcase available CGIC resources to conference attendees. Additionally, Alan Hughes from the NRTAC and Kristie Brackens from the BJA participated in an informational session to inform attendees of BJA’s grant funding opportunities, including BJA’s local CGIC grant.
The NRTAC team provided two onsite training sessions on Firearms Identification and Crime Gun Intelligence Exploitation for law enforcement agencies and prosecutors in Pinal County (AZ), with subject matter expert Mark Kraft delivering the content. The training informed attendees about how to identify a firearm for accurate trace results and how crime gun intelligence can be used to investigate and prosecute NIBIN-related cases.
The NRTAC team provided two onsite training sessions on Firearms Identification and Crime Gun Intelligence Exploitation for the Tucson (AZ) Police Department, with subject matter expert Mark Kraft delivering the content. The training informed attendees about how to identify a firearm for accurate trace results and how crime gun intelligence can be used to investigate and prosecute NIBIN-related cases.
The NRTAC team provided four onsite training sessions on Firearms Identification and Crime Gun Intelligence Exploitation for law enforcement agencies and prosecutors in Pitt County (NC), with subject matter expert Mark Kraft delivering the content. The training informed attendees about how to identify a firearm for accurate trace results and how crime gun intelligence can be used to investigate and prosecute NIBIN-related cases.
