|

Hours:
4
Tuition: $100.00
This seminar has
been approved by the Illinois Training and Standards Board as (4) hours
training, meeting the requirements of Public Training Act 94-354 Mandatory
Training for Police Chiefs and Deputy Chiefs.
The number of teens
and predators using MySpace.com continues to rise across this nation
at a steady rate as parents and communities become aware of the vulnerability
of our children through social networking sites. In addition some users
of MySpace have depicted evidence of criminal offenses they have committed
through dialog and/or pictures/videos. Learn how MySpace can facilitate
a successful prosecution of your online targets. This 4-hour program
has been developed to facilitate law enforcement executives in understanding
the use of MySpace and other social networking sites in building complete
cases that can ultimately be presented to local prosecutors for charging.
Law enforcement executives attending this training will gain first hand
experience in navigating computer sites through the use of the Suburban
Law Enforcement Academy’s Mobile Computer Lab.
Instructor: Rich
Wistocki
Rich Wistocki is a veteran detective of the Naperville Police Department.
Rich is a nationally profiled police detective who actively works computer
crimes/sexual predator investigations and regularly educates the public
on internet safety. Besides many of his career achievements he currently
is the law enforcement liaison.
Topics include
History
of MySpace.com
Learning the Law Enforcement advantages of MySpace
Create undercover MySpace accounts
Learn how to access “Private” MySpace pages
Learn about the Patriot Act and getting information from MySpace and
other internet service providers
**Cancellations
for this class must be received by SLEA 35 days prior to the start of
the program in order to avoid being billed!**
back
to top of page
|