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- Residence.
- 200 S. Wilcox Str. Suite #445, Castle Rock, CO. 80104
- Department:
- IGNIS Forensics, LLC
- Title/rank:
- Forensic Fire Investigator/ Instructor/ Owner
- Years of public service:
- Twenty-five
- Agency structure:
- other
- Top issues in your department:
- I volunteer with our department and they do not get enough training in Colorado. Especially with evidence recovery and incendiary fires.
- Professional Qualifications:
- I have 25 yrs in Forensics and 12 yrs in Fire Investigation. My website is
www.deadmentalk.com
I teach all over the U.S.
- Topics you provide training for:
- Evidence Recovery
Fire Forensics Investigation
Origin and Cause NFPA 921-2008
- Areas of expertise:
- Forensics Recovery of all kinds
I was declared an Expert in a Colorado Court in Sept. 2007 as an Expert in Forensics and Fire Investigation
- Bio:
- I currently own my Forensic Investigation and Training Company. I have a total of 25 years of law enforement and fire investigation experience, including Supervisor of the Forensics Crime Scene Section for a Major Florida County. I have extensive background in training at all levels of fire and law enforcement. I was a Certified Instructor for the State of Florida Commission on Criminal Justice. Trained the FBI Evidence Recovery Team and served as a leader of round table discussions at the Forensic Frenzy in Washington DC.
I have advanced training in; Arson/Fire Investigations, Bomb Evidence Recovery, Blood Stain documentation, Light engery Sources, forensic Photograph and Death Investigation.
Nationally Certified in Fire and Explosion Investigation and Vehicle Fire Investigation.
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I have had the basic Hazmat but I have yet to test for my cert. I need it to keep up my hours in fire investigation. Can you help?
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