Law enforcement agencies across the country are gathering in Owensboro to attend a 3-D forensic training event at the Sports Center. This event offers attendees a chance to learn new concepts and solutions for documenting crime scenes. With technology rapidly advancing, it is crucial for law enforcement professionals to remain current on the latest methods of collecting and documenting evidence.
Organizers have set up multiple scenarios for attendees to 3-D scan using specialized equipment provided at the event. This practical experience allows participants to practice documenting crime scenes in a realistic setting, giving them hands-on knowledge of how to accurately capture and preserve evidence. Forensic expert Adam Johnston emphasizes the importance of meticulously documenting evidence, which may be used in court years after the crime has occurred.
The training concludes on Thursday, so if you see any mock crime scenes at the sports center during that time, there is no reason to panic. The event plays a vital role in helping law enforcement personnel enhance their skills and techniques for investigating and documenting crime scenes effectively. It also provides an opportunity for participants to network with other professionals in their field, sharing knowledge and insights that can help improve their work.