Overcoming Victim/Witness Intimidation & Gaining Cooperation in Investigations Webinar (PPT Slides)
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A true innovator in the field of policing, Commander Martinez created the “While You’re Away Program” in which Redlands, CA citizens can pick up a laptop that has a GPS tracking device embedded in it and place it on their kitchen table to help provide the resident with 24/7 electronic stake-out protection while the resident is away on vacation. This strategy has received national attention and has been implemented in other departments across the country.
This webinar is highly recommended and designed for any law enforcement agency seeking knowledge on GPS technology in investigations and those experiencing precipitous increases in violent and other serious crimes.
*Because law enforcement sensitive content is discussed during the webinar, the ability to view the recording is restricted to law enforcement personnel with a valid government/department email address. Please email the NRTAC team at TTA@policefoundation.org for information on how to access the recording.
5 Things to Know About CGICs, Police Foundation (PDF)
Denver CGIC:Locked on Target, White & Franey (PDF)
Widening the Crime Gun Trail, Gagliardi (Web article)
District of Colorado FY14 Project Safe Neighborhood Initiative (Webpage)
Prosecuting Firearms Offenses: ATF Crime Gun Intelligence Centers, Walsh & Franey (PDF)
The “Crime Gun Intelligence Center” Model, PERF (PDF)
Strategic Planning Resources, BJA (Webpage)
Denver DA CGIC (Video)
Denver CGIC Taskforce (Video)
Forensic-Led Policing, Denver Crime Lab (PPT presentation)
ATF NIBIN Program (Webpage)
ATF NIBIN Program Locations – Interactive Map (Webpage)
NIJ NIBIN Program (Webpage)
ATF eTrace Program (Webpage)
ATF eTrace Fact Sheet (PDF)
Opening the Black Box of NIBIN: A Descriptive Process and Outcome Evaluation, King et al. (PDF)
Coordinating NIBIN and Forensic Science Laboratory Efforts, Nichols (PDF)
Regional Crime Gun Processing Protocols, IACP (PDF)
Using NIBIN to Target Shooters and Solve Crime 2016, ATF (PDF)
ATF NIBIN Case (Video)
Phoenix PD NIBIN Program (Video)
Pulling Levers Focused Deterrence Strategies to Prevent Crime, COPS Office (PDF)
Smart Approaches to Reducing Gun Violence, Braga et al. (PDF)
Crime Gun Interdiction Strategies for the 21st Century Summit, IACP (PDF)
Reducing Gun Violence in Our Communities, IACP (PDF)
Taking a Stand: Reducing Gun Violence in Our Communities, IACP (PDF)
Reducing Gun Violence Report Series, NIJ (Webpage)
Strategies for Reducing Gun Violence in American Cities, Everytown for Gun Safety (PDF)
Reducing Violent Crime in American Cities, Police Foundation (PDF)
Gun Violence: Regional Problems, Partnerships, and Solutions, PERF (PDF)
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