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The US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana requested assistance with incorporating a victim witness component as part of their office Prevention and Intervention component of the PSN Strategic Plan. NCVC provided on-site training on October 12.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Tennessee requested the in-person training Gangs and Guns: Making Your Firearms Case More Prosecutable, taught by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Detectives Steve Barborini and Jim Grindey.
The US Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts requested the in-person training Gangs and Guns: Making Your Firearms Case More Prosecutable, taught by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Detectives Steve Barborini and Jim Grindey.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia requested the in-person training Gangs and Guns: Making Your Firearms Case More Prosecutable, taught by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Detectives Steve Barborini and Jim Grindey.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana requested the in-person training Gangs and Guns: Making Your Firearms Case More Prosecutable, taught by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Detectives Steve Barborini and Jim Grindey.
Social Networking Analysis Training - The LEC for the Western District of Washington in collaboration with Everett Police Department requested a Social Networking Analysis assessment but after a kickoff call it was determined they wanted a training. Andrew Fox was on site at Everett PD on Aug 23.
The Lab team provided a presentation to the Palo Alto Police Department on suggested analysis techniques and improvements.
The Lab hosted a listening session with Fellows to explore effective methods for disseminating information, such as leveraging networks, associations, and key change agents. Fellows also provided feedback on the most effective formats to encourage the adoption of innovative and evidence-based practices.
During the reporting period, PSP received approval from DOJ to proceed with hosting the
As continuation of the Tucson Police Department’s (TPD) prior PSP peer exchange request to visit Los Angeles to observe the LAPD’s full CompStat process, IIR provided SME assistance with LAPD SMEs Ms. Jessica Statland and Lieutenant Christopher Chase to provide targeted TTA for CompStat. Following the previous CompStat peer exchange, the TPD requested LAPD attendance at a TPD CompStat meeting to better prepare the TPD for using CompStat in its Investigative Bureaus, in addition to its current Patrol Division.
