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Part 2: Analyzing Property Crimes Is Worth More Than Its Weight In Gold
Join us for Bode Technology’s exclusive webinar series crafted for law enforcement professionals tackling property crime cases. This series delves into the innovative methods and breakthroughs in DNA evidence collection, offering practical insights to support property crime investigations. Led by Bode Technology’s Andrew Singer, the series presents a lineup of distinguished forensic experts, in part two, the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department (LASD) provide practical guidance on effectively handling high volumes of evidence and reducing processing times by covering these topics:
- Implementing Rapid DNA in Day-to-Day Operations: How they have integrated Rapid DNA testing into their standard procedures, expediting suspect identification in high-volume property crime cases.
- Reducing Evidence Backlogs: Details on targeted methods for managing backlogs, including workflow optimizations that enable faster processing without compromising quality.
- Enhanced Suspect Identification: How the impact of Rapid DNA on suspect identification rates, allowing officers to close cases more swiftly.
- Cross-Department Collaboration: Discussions on their partnerships with neighboring departments to expand DNA testing capabilities, share resources, and improve data sharing for multijurisdictional cases.
- Case Studies and Success Stories: Specific examples where LASD’s approach has led to significant case breakthroughs, underscoring the effectiveness of Rapid DNA in the field.
This session offers law enforcement officers a closer look at actionable techniques and success stories from LASD, demonstrating how innovative technology can be applied to make case management more efficient and effective.
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Sean Yoshii
DNA Supervisor
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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