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Fall 2015 Classes: Aug. 27 – Dec. 10.
Rio Salado College is now offering its Investigator Training course in a hybrid format. Also known as, Detective School, this course has been taught to Valley law enforcement since 1994. Many agencies require officers attend this training prior to testing for a detective position; however, this training is equally beneficial to patrol officers who desire to enhance investigative skills and report writing.
A hybrid course is a blend of in-person and online classes. There are three lessons during the 16 weeks, which require in-person attendance. The remainder of the course is conducted online.
This hybrid course offers more flexibility to those who cannot attend in-person on a weekly basis such as officers who live and work in neighboring counties.
Investigator Training Classes:
- CRIME SCENE MANAGEMENT: Manage an investigation, collect evidence, and re-construct a crime scene.
- INVESTIGATION REPORT WRITING: Write quality reports that gain convictions.
- INTERVIEW AND INTERROGATION: Ask effective questions in an interview or interrogation.
- SEARCH WARRANTS AND COURT ORDERS: Write thorough search warrants and court orders.
- DEATH INVESTIGATIONS: Investigate a death investigation from beginning to end. Other investigations include property and other violent crimes.
- COURTROOM TESTIMONY: Testify as the primary investigator in a homicide.
- INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES: Learn about DNA, blood stain patterns, and information sources used to develop and analyze intelligence.
Instructor: Detective Paul Dalton, Phoenix PD.
Officers will receive 16-hours of continuous training from AZPOST per college credit. Through this program, participants can earn up to 64 hours of AZPOST training hours.
In-person classes will meet at the Communiversity at Queen Creek, Thursday evenings, 4:30-9 p.m.
August 27, 2015
October 15, 2015
December 10, 2015
Communiversity at Queen Creek
21740 S. Ellsworth Rd.
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
To enroll, contact Sylvia Anderson at 480-517-8461 sylvia.anderson@riosalado.edu.
This course is open to sworn and civilian law enforcement personnel only and closed to the general public.
