Fee: $15.00 per person (7 hours TCOLE - self report)
Refreshments provided. Lunch on your own.
SEATING IS LIMITED. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Contact Jennifer Williams at jwilliams@netcac.org or 903-629-7588
Course Description:
How to deal with social media and other electronic service providers (ESP) during investigations, best practices for preserving and obtaining evidence, tracking online activity, and the importance of IP addresses.
Learning Objectives:
Chief Investigator Corley Weatherford is a seventeen-year veteran of the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office. He is currently assigned as the supervisor of the Criminal Investigation Division. His duties include all aspects of criminal investigations, computer forensics, cell phone forensics, budget, supervision of other Investigators, providing guidance to subordinate investigators, and managing case flow. He is also responsible for the investigation of criminal offenses involving child exploitation, internal investigations, and major felony crimes. The nature of his investigations requires him to oversee large investigations, these investigations routinely involve multiple agencies and jurisdictions.
He is an active member of the North Texas Internet Crimes against Children Task Force. On April 26, 2021, Chief Investigator Corley Weatherford was sworn in as a Federal Bureau of Investigation Task Force Officer and assigned to Dallas Field Office’s Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Task Force.
Chief Investigator Corley Weatherford is currently an Adjunct Professor at Kilgore College. He is an East Texas Police Academy Instructor in Sulphur Springs Basic Peace Officer Courses. He also conducts Basic County Corrections Courses at the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office.
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With ever-changing protocols, education, and tactics needed for this difficult line of work, it is the goal of NETCAC to bring valuable, up-to-date training to professionals in law enforcement, child protective services, community response, mental health, and prosecutors to northeast Texas. We seek out experts in the fields of investigation, prosecution, and the legal community who provide the most current protocols, best practices, legal updates, and practical experience and offer them to our partner agencies several times per year. Most of our training events offer CEUs for those who require them and are conducted by leaders in their fields.
Some of our regular trainings include:
Most of our trainings provide Continuing Education credits for TCOLE licensing and certifications (self-reported).
If there is a training topic your agency needs, please contact us. We will work to coordinate with facilitators to provide a training specific to your agency needs at a nearby location. Contact Jennifer Williams for more information.