Officer-Involved Shooting Investigations
Highly experienced supervisors show you how to conduct officer-involved incident investigations.
Instead of “Death by Power Point” you’ll discuss real cases with highly-experienced investigators. You’ll learn the specific way to conduct investigations, the pitfalls to avoid and how new laws affect your investigations.
Officer-Involved Shooting Investigations
(16 Hours)
California POST Certified: #1345-22457 – Plan N/A
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Law enforcement officers are under scrutiny like never before. That’s why when an officer-involved shooting or other such incident occurs, the investigation must be conducted by competent and professionally trained investigators. Officers deserve it and so do the public they serve. That’s where you come in!
This course provides law enforcement supervisors and investigators with the specific skills they can use to investigate officer-involved incidents (e.g., officer involved shootings). This training will include directions on the crucial steps that must be taken on scene, how to organize an investigation, and proven methods for conducting thorough investigations based on the latest case law.
Attend this course and receive:
- Step by step instruction on how to conduct officer-involved incident investigations
- Learn how new laws affect investigations
- Learn how to mitigate criminal, civil, and administrative liability for your officers and your agency
Whether you are a supervisor who may one day have to manage an OIS scene, or you conduct such investigations for your agency, this class is for you.
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James Tacchini
James Tacchini is an active-duty Sergeant with the San Francisco Police Department where he has served as a full-time Officer Involved Shooting Investigator.
Marlon Marrache
Marlon Marrache recently retired from LAPD with 24 years of service, 12 of those spent conducting police misconduct investigations full-time.