Target Audience:
All Law Enforcement, Search and Rescue, District Attorneys, Medical and Deputy Medical Examiners, Fire and EMS, Underwater Rescue/Recovery Teams.
Sponsoring Agency:
Oregon Peace Officers Association and Salem Police Department
Date and Time:
July 29th & 30th, 2019 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(7:30 a.m. check-in, first day)
Cost:
Training Location:
Chemeketa-Brooks Regional Training Center
4910 Brooklake Rd. NE
Brooks, OR 97305
Instructor:
Brief Overview:
While water related deaths out number fire related deaths by a factor of eight to one, there is very little law enforcement training that focuses specifically on aquatic death. Drowning is the eighth leading cause of death among all homicides, its rank would likely be significantly higher if more drowning deaths were investigated as possible foul play. The typical first thought when you hear “drowning” is that it was an accident. This course is designed to identify the “red flags” of a drowning case which would lead an investigator to prove the event is a homicide and not accidental. Some of the course topics to be covered include:
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