Lt. Tim DuFour has served in forensics for three decades. He has seen thousands of crime scenes but none like what he encountered when he arrived at the Century 16 Movie Theater.
Tools for digital intelligence analysis, ballistics matching, and crime scene scanning are becoming easier to use and are yielding faster results.
Law enforcement agencies now have a variety of choices for generator- and battery-powered illumination tools for night operations.
New tools help detectives collect, analyze, and share information to clear caseloads more quickly and efficiently.
You can "see" bruising with infrared thermography, or thermal imaging, that's invisible to the naked eye, uncovering hidden evidence.
The mission of the Writers' Police Academy is to teach authors about how actual law enforcement officers and crime scene specialists investigate crimes.
Use these lights to illuminate the right space for your mission.
From buccal (cheek) swabs to crime scene evidence, the the ANDE Rapid DNA system is designed to get results in less than two hours.
Today's digital investigator must learn how to extract evidence from drones, encrypted portable devices, cryptocurrency trades, and a growing range of appliances and products defined as the Internet of Things (IoT).
The Clauss piXplorer 500 Forensic Camera from Adorama Business Solutions streamlines taking high-definition crime scene photographs.