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Crime Scene Technician Program
The role of the Crime Scene technician
is an extremely important one in gathering evidence, which is contributed towards
a case in a court of law. If you are considering pursuing this as a career you will
need to have passed a Crime Scene Technician Program. During the course, you will
be taught how to identify the boundaries of the crime scene and gather evidence.
These might be fingerprints, samples of soot to test for an accelerant if arson is
suspected, or DNA samples such as blood or hair for individual identification. You
will need to show extreme care for detail and exhibit a methodical approach. Some
crime scenes can be emotionally upsetting, so you will need to be sure that you can
cope mentally with these sometimes harrowing experiences.
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Utica College
 Economic
crime is on the rise, and costs an estimated 20 billion dollars a year. It affects
all industries, including banking, cellular, credit card, securities and insurance.
The need for trained experts to combat this growing crime wave has never been greater.
Utica College, a world leader in economic crime prevention education, offers
regionally accredited online Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in economic
crime prevention. All classes are taught by industry-renowned experts in economic
crime investigation, anti-fraud and computer crime control. Tuition discounts are
available for United States military, federal government employees and United States
and Canadian law enforcement personnel.
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