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P.O. Box 604
Concord, NH 03302-0604
Phone: 603.568.0713
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Shooting Incident Reconstruction/Officer-Involved Shooting Investigation

Instructor Ed Hueske, Forensic Training & Consulting, LLC

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This 5-day school covers basic firearms related topics and is presented to ensure all participants have a fundamental understanding of the principles necessary to conduct a proper investigation and/or reconstruction of a shooting incident. Students are introduced to the tools, equipment and techniques that are used in shooting incident reconstruction. Techniques introduced during lectures are further developed through extensive use of hands-on, classroom exercises. Case studies and shooting range demonstrations add additional facets to the lecture topics. Students are presented with actual cases of officer-involved shooting incidents to critique and interpret.

Topics to be covered include: shooting scene documentation, impact angle determination, gunpowder and gunshot residue evidence, bloodstain evidence, weapons testing, unintentional discharge, bullet penetration, shots fired through glass, projectile trajectory, calculations for reconstruction, trace evidence, intermediary targets, ricochets, and bullet defects.

Date

June 16 – 20, 2008

Time:

0800 – 1700 hrs.  (class will be dismissed at 1200 on Friday).

Place:

New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council

 

17 Institute Drive

 

Concord, NH  03301-7413

 

For travel information and directions, click here.

Who Should Attend:

This school is designed for officers, investigators, criminalists, firearms examiners, shooting review team members, internal affairs officers, police administrators, prosecutors, and others with limited or no experience in the investigation of shooting incidents. 

Course Materials:

Reservations:

Students are required to have a ruler graduated in millimeters and inches, a protractor, and note taking materials. A scientific calculator is also required (i.e. with trigonometric functions). Students will be given instruction in the use of these items, as well as in the basic math required to perform the necessary calculations. No math beyond high school level will be necessary.

All students will be provided an ~100 page instruction manual from the instructor.

Each student will be entered to win an autographed copy of Ed Hueske’s book Practical Analysis & Reconstruction of Shooting Incidents.

Due to the interactive nature of the course and high demand in the New England Area, attendance will be limited to 25 students.  Seating is based on first come-first served basis.  

STEP 1: Register early to reserve your seat. 

STEP 2: Submit payment in full to guarantee your seat.

To register, please click here.

Cost:

$595.00*

If you are paying by check, please make it payable to:
Forensic Comparative Science Specialists, LLC. Employer ID number: 26-0539847

You may also pay by credit card by selecting the Pay Now option after submitting the registration form.

*Student may also enroll in Advanced Shooting Reconstruction for a total of $900.00

Hotel:

A room block has been set up at the Holiday Inn Main Street, Concord, NH
Government Rate of ~$92.00 per night. Directions to the hotel are listed here.

Point of Contact:

Steve Ostrowski   603.568.2668  or   sostrowski@focossforensics.com           
Marc Dupre   603.568.0713  or   mdupre@focossforensics.com

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