Applied Forensics

Provider of modern applied investigative techniques to law enforcement officers in the field.

[US Attorney NDAL @NDALnews]

@NDALnews is proud to partner with @ATFNashville, @JSUNews, and the Calhoun County District Attorney’s Office to provide training focused on #DomesticViolence, search warrants & seizures to state and local law enforcement. @Oxfordpd @AnnistonPD

[AACOP @AL_Chiefs]

Congratulations Belinda Blackburn for your dedicated service to the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police and the Certified Law Enforcement Executive Program. We hope you have a wonderful retirement. You will be missed.

Bill Partridge
President AACOP

[Governor Kay Ivey @GovernorKayIvey]

I’m pleased to support this program with a $100,000 grant, & I commend @CFAF_JSU for their role in providing our law enforcement officers with this much needed training. Read more ⬇️

[Applied Forensics @CFAF_JSU]

Very thankful for the opportunities provided by @ADECA and @GovernorKayIvey and @JSUNews

[ADECA @ADECA]

.@GovernorKayIvey awards grant to @CFAF_JSU to provide forensics training https://t.co/N1PWhCuQxy #forensics

[ADECA @ADECA]

More about ADECA's partnership with @CFAF_JSU can be found in this video series: https://t.co/zEAZCXNfmn

[ADECA @ADECA]

.@CFAF_JSU will use the #grant to conduct training sessions for smaller and rural police departments and sheriff’s offices. Through the program, law enforcement officers learn how to properly assess, examine and document death scenes and are given the necessary tools to do it.

[ADECA @ADECA]

“Forensic sciences are vital to crime scene investigations by often providing critical evidence to solve crimes and gain justice for victims,” @GovernorKayIvey said.

[ADECA @ADECA]

The grants to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences and @CFAF_JSU will help law enforcement personnel investigate crime scenes and solve crimes.

[ADECA @ADECA]

Governor awards grants for forensic equipment to help solve crimes https://t.co/s59YkQC2Tz #forensics #alabama

[Kirsten Fiscus @KDFiscus]

Calhoun County Coroner identifies 41-year-old Misty Mitchell as Ohatchee woman killed last night. Ohatchee Chief Jason Oden identified the suspect as her husband, 55-year-old Benny Mitchell.

https://t.co/vieyX4K85e

[Kirsten Fiscus @KDFiscus]

Leadership Calhoun County got an up-close look at policing and the courts in Calhoun County
https://t.co/dFaJCH4BDy

[ADECA @ADECA]

CSI: Alabama, part 4 - The Cherokee County Major Crimes Unit https://t.co/aA4Vq5v2At

[ADECA @ADECA]

More from our video series about our partnership wth @CFAF_JSU: CSI: Alabama, part 3 - The mobile forensics truck https://t.co/K1vvXTfQZf #forensics

[ADECA @ADECA]

We partner with @CFAF_JSU to help train and equip law enforcement officers around the state in forensics investigation collection. In this video, we find out more about how the center began. https://t.co/kvPdT2JDC6

[ADECA @ADECA]

@CFAF_JSU If you missed part 1, see it here: https://t.co/f14Ua4e9pQ

[Kirsten Fiscus @KDFiscus]

Updated: Judy Miller sought protection from courts against her ex-husband, Larry Miller, before he killed her today
https://t.co/Uu84M6fQzi

[Applied Forensics @CFAF_JSU]

Free training! Spread the word!!#forensics #CSI #training https://t.co/V38RByX4eG

[ADECA @ADECA]

@CFAF_JSU Special emphasis will be placed on providing this training to rural law enforcement agencies.

[ADECA @ADECA]

The grant will support @CFAF_JSU in training & providing tools for local law enforcement to properly assess, examine & document death scenes

[ADECA @ADECA]

We're sponsoring a Forensics for Patrol course today at JSU's McClellan Center. The 40+ participants are also getting Crime Scene Kits.