Missing and Abducted College Students

Missing and Abducted College Students

Sep 27, 2018 | 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM CDT | Webinar

Learn about the vulnerability of college students as potential abduction targets. Discuss obstacles to reporting and investigating cases of missing persons, as well as the initial steps in the investigative process. Explore the impact to institutions of higher education and ways in which to encourage preventative education and “target hardening”.

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What's In It For You

Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to: * Identify federal laws which guide and direct campus response to cases of missing / abducted college students * Understand the obstacles in reporting / investigating cases of missing and abducted college students * Explore ways in which Institutions of Higher Education (or the surrounding community / law enforcement agency) can engage in preventative education with stakeholders

Is this training for you?

This webinar is designed for campus law enforcement, campus administrators, and other campus stakeholders.

Instructors
Christopher Brown   Detective with Long Beach State University Police Department

Christopher Brown is a consultant with DPREP, Inc., a firm which specializes in training civilians and law enforcement personnel in critical incident management. He has served as a Detective since January 2008. His current assignment includes being the Special Victims Detective. In his four years assigned to the Detective Services Section he has investigated numerous cases of sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, child abuse and missing persons. He is also recognized as a specialized sexual assault investigator from the Robert Presley Institute of Criminal Investigation and the California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST).

Christopher Brown   Detective with Long Beach State University Police Department

Christopher Brown is a consultant with DPREP, Inc., a firm which specializes in training civilians and law enforcement personnel in critical incident management. He has served as a Detective since January 2008. His current assignment includes being the Special Victims Detective. In his four years assigned to the Detective Services Section he has investigated numerous cases of sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, child abuse and missing persons. He is also recognized as a specialized sexual assault investigator from the Robert Presley Institute of Criminal Investigation and the California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST).

All Scheduled Trainings

No other dates for this training are scheduled at this time.

Contact Information

Jim Walters
(877) 712-6237
askamber@fvtc.edu
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