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Crime Scene Photography Training Recap: Burnet Police Department

Completed Crime Scene Photography training hosted by Burnet Police Department in Burnet, Texas.

Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Crime Scene Photography course hosted by Burnet Police Department in Burnet, Texas, with practical exercises in scene and evidence photography.

Houston-Area Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Training Completed in Jersey Village, Texas

Houston-area BPA training completed in Jersey Village Texas hosted by Jersey Village Police Department

Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Bloodstain Pattern Analysis course hosted by the Jersey Village Police Department, serving Houston-area and Harris County law enforcement personnel.

New Braunfels Crime Scene Photography Training: June 2026 Recap

Completed Crime Scene Photography Training in New Braunfels, Texas, serving the San Antonio area and Texas Hill Country.

Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Crime Scene Photography Training course in New Braunfels, Texas, in June 2026.

What a Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Course Should Cover

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What should a bloodstain pattern analysis course cover? Practical training should include pattern recognition, documentation, limitations, and reconstruction.

What a Crime Scene Photography Course Should Cover

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A crime scene photography course should go beyond camera basics, preparing investigators to photograph scenes and evidence accurately through practical exercises.

Essential Crime Scene Investigation Courses for Investigators

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Training in photography, reconstruction, and bloodstain analysis helps investigators document, analyze, and interpret evidence in the field. Strong foundational training improves consistency and confidence.

New Braunfels Crime Scene Photography Training: October 2024 Recap

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Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Crime Scene Photography course in New Braunfels, Texas, focused on practical forensic photography for San Antonio area law enforcement.

Crime Scene Photography Training in Jersey Village

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Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Crime Scene Photography course hosted by Jersey Village Police Department in Jersey Village, Texas, serving Houston-area law enforcement personnel.

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Training: Victoria County Sheriff’s Office

Completed Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Training hosted by Victoria County Sheriff’s Office in Victoria, Texas

Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Bloodstain Pattern Analysis course hosted by Victoria County Sheriff’s Office in Victoria, Texas, serving the Coastal Bend region.

Kerrville Police Department Crime Scene Photography Training

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Pinnacle Forensics completed a 40-hour Crime Scene Photography course for Kerrville Police Department, serving Kerr County and Texas Hill Country law enforcement.

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