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| J'can police acquire aid of foreign forensic specialist |
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| Monday, 30 June 2008 | |
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American forensic consultant and instructor Hayden Baldwin will, today, begin two one-week training courses for local Scene of Crime Investigators (SCIs) and managers.
Baldwin, who last year trained the first batch of 58 Forensic Scene of Crime Investigators for nine months, arrived in the island last Sunday and spent last week preparing for the two weeks of intensive training. He will be introuducing new technology such as laser trajectory, which helps identify the pathway of bullets, as well as special metal detectors that can assist in finding bullet casings. Blood spatter interpretation would also be a part of the training.
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