m jenny edwards

@chandleredwards.org

Bestiality, Zoophilia, & Zoosadism information & resources

Chandler Edwards

Seattle WA

mjennyedwards@chandleredwards.org

Overview

Sexual assault of animals is a growing concerned for enforcement officers nationwide. Research indicates that animal sex abusers are often repeat offenders, are very mobile, and have a criminal history of other forms of sexual abuse, domestic violence, and property crimes.

In this 8-hour class, ou will learn:

- Who is likely to commit these crimes

- What other crimes are likely being committed

- Tell-tale signs that will lead you to an abuser

- What must be included in a search warrant

- Which state and federal laws apply

- Techniques for managing live and dead evidence

- Working with expert witnesses


ENF-8 Animal Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Training

This course provides hands-on investigative training for detectives, enforcement officers, and prosecutors. Students develop practical skills, insight, and knowledge necessary to manage a successful investigation from start to finish, including offender profiles, evidence collection, interviewing skills, and working with prosecutors to appropriate charge offenders.

Key concepts covered in this course include:

* Emerging issues (e.g. zoosadism, revenge porn, solicitation)

* Live and dead evidence collection (including collections and use of DNA)

* Applicable laws and appropriate warrants

Registration and Cancellation

Registration must be made in advance and may be cancelled up to one week prior to the scheduled class, and are eligible for a full refund.

Chandler Edwards may cancel any class for any reason and without notice. In the event of such cancellation, deposits or registration fees will be fully refunded. Hosting agencies may cancel with at least 30 days' notice; deposits or registration fees are refundable.

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$75 per student

Online

4 hours

Nov. 15, 2023

0800-1200

Opens Oct. 1

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