Wicked Forensics LLC

15 or more years doing this class for these great kids. Future leaders. Fantastic young adults.

Wicked Forensics is at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy this week. Officers from Biddeford to Fort Kent are representing their departments and updating their crime scene skills. The afternoon session was footwear impression evidence and casting.

Wicked Forensics doing its thing- 😉. These workshops were a first, hosting 8 forensic and crime scene classes over 4 days. Technicians could sign up for only what they wanted and not have to commit to an entire 4 days. I got to meet some amazing minds in the field, both new and seasoned. Stay tuned for more..

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One of the best parts of the job! 17th year visiting this class.

Free training announcement.

Never stop! Another 40 hours on the books.
I took my 1st crime scene class over 20 years ago. I was using a 35mm camera and DNA was barely a thing.
The tech changes everyday, so we have to stay out in front.
The Law Enforcement Innovation Center at the University of Tennessee has had some fantastic classes over the years. This one did not disappoint either.
Thanks to all involved!

This class is Free! Sign up today!! It’s in risk of being cancelled for not enough attendance.

Spent some time at the local vocational school recently doing a quick crime scene block in their legal studies class. What a great group of students. Lots of participation and fantastic questions.

Phase 3- Traffic Crash Reconstruction completed today.
Finally finished. It’s been a long 7 weeks of training in Florida, but well worth it.

Phase one complete

Wicked Forensics is headed south to Florida for 7 weeks of training. Accident Reconstruction is getting added to the tool box!!

Good for another 5 years