Law Enforcement Training Group, in its development of educational programs and resources for the law enforcement sector strives to offer the best training to not only reinforce the officers basic skills, but, also expand their skills to make them more of a asset to not just their agency but also their community. To this end we will, in some cases, include within the training programs, pieces of equipment that they may use on the job after completing the educational courses. As you go over the different courses and products you will note that some of the courses are delivered in more than one way. Some will be offered not only in a classroom environment but also in a packaged media form (on DVD for the agency training officer to administor then keep for later reference by that agency) Some of the courses are even available, and being used in the college environment for credits toward certificates, associate degrees and even bachelor degrees.

Practical Police Photography

AVAILABLE NOW!!!

Copyright: 2009, 2010     
ISBN: 978-1-4507-1801-1

This is the definitive book on digital photography for the law enforcement 1^st Responder and detectives.  Depending on your agencies size and SOP you might be called upon to photograph different types of call scenes.  This book covers the basics needed to get started in police photography.  IT IS NOT A HOW TO BOOK FOR “TV CSI’s” IN TRAINING.  The book does, however, give advice in looking for, and picking, the correct equipment to do the job.  This book is used in college classes as well as one used for POST training.  The book is spiral bound, with laminated covers, with color illustrations and covers everything from lighting to focus, to painting with light and  was designed to not only be used as a textbook but also a reference manual.  It even has a chapter on how to prepare court exibits from your photographs.

First Responder's Forensic Light Kit

This well thought out kit gives the 1st Responder the tools to help cut down on certain types of calls.  The lights and glasses that come in this kit allow the officer to observe gunshot residue, fingernail, teeth and bone fragments as well as bruises/contusions and dried bodily fluids along with some accelerants.  This kit will pay for itself just with just a first few uses by reducing the recidivism of certain types of calls, thus freeing up manpower for other calls and cutting down on the use of some types of support personnel in the field. Items included are two specific (+ or - 5Nm) wavelength lights, viewing glasses and a gel-filter for customizing a filter for your point and shoot camera along with instructions.  Each light uses 3 AAA batteries (not included) and has 14 LEDs.  It even uses the lable on the outside of the kit as a quick reference guide.

Ring Lights

These are the most powerful ring lights on the market and they only use 4 AA batteries.  Note the knob on the left of the battery compartment, this is an adjustment knob used to adjust the amount of light being emitted.  You can get many hours of use out of just 4 AA batteries.  The ring lights screw into the cut filter you put on your camera to make a great package. (See pictures below).