From June 23 – 28, 2014, 25 instructors provided nearly 30 blocks of instruction on investigating violent crime and terrorism trends. From lessons learned during active shooter scenarios to behavioral indicators to crime scene processing to source development, subject matter experts from as far away as Norway shared their expertise and knowledge with over 200 attendees from 17 states and 3 countries. We want to thank everyone who made this year a successful event.
The USMC Silent Drill Platoon performed to honor our Medal of Honor Recipient keynote speakers.
Attendees visited the US Holocaust Museum during the week long seminar.
RCMP presented Project SMOOTH, a thwarted Al Qaeda terror plot
Gene Deisinger led a 3-day seminar on threat assessments.
It was an honor to spend Thursday evening among heroes: Lt. Thomas Norris and Lt. Michael Thornton, two retired Navy SEALs that both received Congressional Medals of Honor for their acts of valor during the Vietnam War. Their stories are ones that attendees aren’t soon to forget.
Lt. Michael Thornton
Lt. Thomas Norris
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