Location of Training:              Cambridge Police Department

                                                    125 Sixth Street

                                                     Cambridge, MA 02142

Dates:                                        November 28-30, 2011

Registration/Check-In:          Monday, November 28, 2011

                                       7:30AM - 4:00PM

Recommended Hotel:            TBA

Directions:                             www.mapquest.com

Criminal investigative Units are typically overworked, undermanned and undertrained. While they are extremely adept at accomplishing their assigned duties, they are seldom able to take on 'advanced' investigative functions nor are they prepared to do so. This 3-day training class will help the Criminal Investigator be prepared to 'take-on' and accomplish advanced investigative duties that are becoming more necessary in today's crime-fighting and investigating environment.

Topics of instruction will include:  

Cold Case Investigations

Wiretaps

Informant Management

Fugitive Tracking and Apprehension Techniques

Beyond the Interview and Interrogation

Intelligence Procurement

Decoy Operations

Case Management

Proactive Internet and Computer Crime Investigation

Cutting-edge Technology for Investigators

and more.

Lead Instructor:  Sgt. Lou Savelli, Ret. NYPD retired in 2004 as one of the most decorated officers in NYPD history. He was the Detective Squad Commander of the Terrorism Interdiction Unit (TIU) which was formed on 9/11/01. It's mission: investigate the attacks on the World Trade Center and seek out Al Qaeda sleeper cells operating in the United States. Prior to the TIU, Sgt. Savelli was the Detective Squad Commander of the Gang Division Major Case Squad. This unit was created from the NYPD's first Citywide Anti-Gang Enforcement (CAGE) Unit. The CAGE Unit was created by Sgt. Savelli in 1996 and because of its success, it was recognized as the Most Effective Gang Unit in the United States. Sgt. Savelli was twice awarded Supervisor of the Year out of 20,000 supervisors of all ranks and named one of NYPD's Top 10 Most Effective Leaders.