Florida Crime Prevention Training Institute

Bureau of Criminal Justice Programs

address:	Office of the Attorney General Bureau of Criminal Justice Programs The Capitol, PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
phone:	(850) 414-3360
website:	www.fcpti.com
online:	fcpti@myfloridalegal.com

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Course Details

Course Title:	School-Based Threats: Identification, Investigation, Preservation
Start Date:	06/20/2012
End Date:	06/22/2012
Course Time:	8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Course Number:	095-12-01
City:	Altamonte Springs
Tuition:	$295.00
Location & Lodging:	This course will be held at the Embassy Suites Orlando North, 225 Shorecrest Drive, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 (I-4, exit 92). For reservations call (407) 834-2400. The room rate is $77.00 and reservations must be made by June 06, 2012.

Course Description:
This three-day course is designed for SROs and School Administrators in a collaborative effort to assess student threats through body language, handwriting analysis and cyber-bullying. Participants will delve into the student’s computer world of YOUTUBE, FaceBook, and MySpace and their potential vulnerability. What do you do with a crime scene on campus? There is a specific role for the SRO and the School Administrator. This block of instruction will discuss the risk of crime scene contamination and techniques used for the preservation and collection of evidence. Roles and responsibilities of each person will be defined in the management of a school crime scene.

Course Description:

This three-day course is designed for SROs and School Administrators in a collaborative effort to assess student threats through body language, handwriting analysis and cyber-bullying. Participants will delve into the student’s computer world of YOUTUBE, FaceBook, and MySpace and their potential vulnerability. What do you do with a crime scene on campus? There is a specific role for the SRO and the School Administrator. This block of instruction will discuss the risk of crime scene contamination and techniques used for the preservation and collection of evidence. Roles and responsibilities of each person will be defined in the management of a school crime scene.