Gun Crime Investigations

The Justice Clearinghouse covers the topic of Gun Crime Investigations on a regular basis: through the webinars we hold, the articles we write, as well as the articles we curate from other respected sources.

Begin or enhance your knowledge about Gun Crime Investigations by reviewing some of the information below.

Recorded Webinars

John Riegert

Mark Heller

Partner Webinar: Implementation of a Statewide NIBIN Network

The goal of this presentation is to provide an overview of how New York State has built a statewide network of interconnected crime analysis centers to support law enforcement investigations. [...]

Marc Meole

David Helms

Todd Reichert

Joel Ste. Marie

Partner Webinar: Criminals Don’t Care About Borders: How to Catch Interstate Criminals

Budget cuts and high crime rates are leaving law enforcement agencies understaffed and overburdened. Many organizations are also facing the ramifications of siloed data and aging technology. This lack of [...]

David M. Kennedy

Preventing Homicide and Gun Violence

There are now powerful, effective, evidence-based approaches to preventing homicide and gun violence. This session will address: Preventing group violence; Preventing violence by individual violent offenders; Preventing intimate partner violence; [...]

Anthony Nunley

Rebecca Villalona

Partner Webinar: Crime Forecasting: Using Resources Appropriately in a Challenging Environment

United States agencies are being pushed to their limit in the wake of understaffing and high crime levels. Many agencies spend too much time and effort producing hotspot analysis reports [...]

David M. Kennedy

Understanding Homicide and Gun Violence

The belief that homicide and gun violence are random cannot be further from the truth. Upon analysis of historical data on homicide and gun violence, these incidents are found to [...]

Robert Thompson

Partner Webinar: Recognizing and Investigating Emerging Firearm Crime

Using trained investigators, the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN), ATF e‐Trace and multiple investigative processes, the City of Miami Police Department Crime Gun Intelligence Detail (MPD CGID) continues [...]

Wayne E. Rawlins

Gerard Tate

Partner Webinar – Data for Good: Supporting Traumatized Neighborhoods with ShotSpotter Crime Data

Cities are increasingly developing a public health approach to violence prevention. Precision data about where and when gun violence occurs can provide prompt interventions to people in need of services [...]

Gerald Sloan

Tyson Mertlich

Jeffrey Russell

Partner Webinar: From a NIBIN Lead to an Arrest…How do you get there?

The National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) is a database maintained by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) that collects and compares ballistic evidence from firearms-related crimes. [...]

Mike Cunningham

Jamie Algatt

Partner Webinar: 7 Stellar Ways Tech Changed Criminal Investigations for the Better

Traditional investigative, especially gun crime management systems, are limited. There are too many data points to be collected, organized, and distributed. Learn how to capture everything in one place, organize [...]

Elizabeth “Gizzy” Gray

Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk: Improving the Victim Advocate Response: Having the Conversation (Part 2)

This is the second installment of the Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk (AFAR) webinar series. The first session zeroed in on the impetus behind creating the AFAR training, gun [...]

Rev. Damita Davis-Howard

John Bush

Wayne E. Rawlins

Gerard Tate

Partner Webinar: Using Data in Violence Prevention: What Law Enforcement Needs to Know

By tracking the exact location of gun violence, we gain valuable data that can be used for delivering targeted, non-enforcement-based interventions. These interventions are designed to bring social and economic [...]

Elizabeth “Gizzy” Gray

Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk (AFAR): Improving Victim Advocate Response: Rationale and Understanding laws (Part 1)

Victim advocates go through different types of training to be able to provide the most victim-centric and trauma-informed service to the clients they work with. One aspect that isn’t [...]

Jessica Ellefritz

Partner Webinar: Working at the Speed of Crime: Evidence Screening in Support of NIBIN

Any effective Crime Gun Intelligence Program relies on the expeditious processing of firearms-related evidence to achieve the goal of intelligence lead, firearms-based investigations. The possible intelligence gained through National Integrated [...]

Stephen Barborini

Partner Webinar: Unfinished Firearm Receivers and Privately Made Firearms

This webinar will assist Law Enforcement in identifying, evidentiary procedures, law classifications, NIBIN, and firearm tracing when they encounter unfinished firearm receivers and Privately Made Firearms aka Ghost guns. &[...]

Jon Murad

William Bratton

Cory Haberman

Partner Webinar: What Does Law Enforcement Need to Know about Precision Policing 2.0?

The law enforcement field has gone through massive changes over the last half a century. Various programs, models, and related buzzwords made their way into the profession, all with their [...]

Joseph Young

Courtney Nilan

Travis Taniguchi

Katherine Hoogesteyn

The Public Safety Implications of Ghost Guns

Traditional firearms can be traced using unique identifiers utilized by law enforcement in investigations to be able to make sense of who are the firearm sources and the trigger pullers [...]

Yaneisy Delgado

Partner Webinar: Forensic-Led Policing

More and more agencies are implementing evidence-based, data-driven, and forensic-led policing approaches. The Miami-Dade Police Department is one of those with a more robust Forensic Services Bureau and NIBIN programs [...]

Bob Troyer

Partner Webinar: Maximizing NIBIN’s Potential in the Courtroom

This webinar will help prosecutors and law enforcement personnel understand how best to use NIBIN evidence in a courtroom. It will cover what NIBIN is and what it isn’t. [...]

Natalie Hipple

Mark Kraft

Kerry Yerico

Gun Violence Reduction: Solutions, Tools and Trends

Agencies across the world have been trying for some time now to address the issue of crime gun violence. It is easier said than done, especially back when the technology [...]

Ray Guidetti

Building a Crime Gun Intelligence Capability

How do you stop gun violence when it reaches a point that an innocent 13-year-old is gunned down while taking the trash out on Christmas Day? You do everything in [...]

Matthew C. Thomas

Kevin Armbruster

Kerry Yerico

Elevating Community Engagement and Relationships to Reduce Gun Violence

Amidst the socio-political atmosphere, the entity that swore to serve and protect the public is experiencing some of the greatest challenges – distrust from the communities and the threat of being [...]

David Hyche

Dealing with Big City Gun Crime in Small Towns

The common misconception is that violent crimes happen in big cities more than they do in small towns. Interestingly, if to analyze the crime figures vis-à-vis the population, it [...]

Gordon Ramsay

The Wichita Crime Gun Intelligence Center: a Unique Law Enforcement University Partnership Approach

When it comes to addressing gun crimes, traditional reactive models of patrol and arrests just seem to be not enough anymore. As the trigger pullers in the community grow smarter, [...]

David Hyche

It’s Not the Person You Think It Is: Identifying Your Most Prolific Shooters

A comprehensive crime gun intelligence program is buttressed on identifying your jurisdiction’s most violent offenders. Doing so, however, cannot rely on guesswork, and instead requires a more systematic and [...]

Bob Troyer

Tom Brandon

Preserving and Enhancing Your Violent Crime Reduction Program in the Era of “De-funding”

Developments over the last couple of weeks paved the path to a movement that demands defunding of law enforcement – a seemingly simplistic, even counterintuitive solution to ineffective policing. Law enforcement [...]

Justin Holloway

Suzann Cromer

Mike Eberhardt

Incorporating the Minimum Required Operating Standards (MROS) Into Your Agency’s NIBIN Organizational Lifestyle

The ATF National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) is a game-changer when it comes to crime gun strategy. It is then imperative to ensure law enforcement agencies are aware of [...]

Addison Owen

Jessica Ellefritz

Ron Nichols

Making NIBIN an Organizational Lifestyle

Change is good, it allows us to grow and improve but making changes can be challenging. It takes so much more than just intention to make it stick – especially when [...]

Karen Ziegler

Writing Winning Grant Proposals for a Regional Preventive Crime Gun Strategy

Public safety and law enforcement agencies would undoubtedly agree that there are numerous things that they can improve – technology, processes or equipment that would allow them to provide better service. [...]

Mike Eberhardt

Pete Gagliardi

Sustainable Crime Gun Intelligence Strategies Require Policy Driven Tactics

Whether implementing a regional or agency-wide preventive crime gun strategy, the establishment of formal policies is a critical factor that must be addressed. These policies can be wide ranging in [...]

Marisa McKeown

Ron Nichols

NIBIN-Led Policing – A Prosecutor’s Perspective

A collaborative approach has been espoused by different sectors in addressing some of their most pressing issues. It is no different when it comes to crime gun prevention and investigation. [...]

Rick Hodsdon

Federal Statutes and Who is Not Allowed to Possess Firearms

The debate on gun control can get heated but despite conflicting positions from different sectors of society, federal statutes have definite stipulations on firearm possession in effect. These, together with [...]

Michael Kane

Josh May

Building a Preventive Crime Gun Strategy: A Playbook for Success

Building a preventive crime gun program is no easy feat. For it to be successful, it requires the buy-in of everyone involved. It takes a holistic approach that mobilizes both [...]

Darryl Barr

Ron Nichols

Stop cutting off the ends of the ham: An Innovative Strategy for Managing Firearm Related Casework

Investigations and crime fighting are being portrayed in movies and TV shows as if it’s instantaneous, taking only 24 hours to process evidence, analyze lab findings, and make an arrest. [...]

Kimberly Wyatt

Sandra Shanahan

Domestic Violence and Firearm Relinquishment: From Honor System to Actual Enforcement

Domestic violence is the single greatest predictor of future violent crime. When households get access to firearms this is further aggravated. There’s also the fact that domestic violence calls [...]

Shannon Kail

Trevor Goode

Ed Michael

Overlaying Digital Intelligence and Ballistics Technology to Enhance Investigations

Handling investigations used to be just about lifting fingerprints, extracting blood, and obtaining witness testimonies. With the technological innovations come more ways to conduct investigation and corroborate evidence and findings. [...]

Dan Carew

Karissa Taylor

Andrew Fox

Social Network Analysis: An Innovative Tool to Maximize NIBIN Leads

Piecing out different sources of information related to criminal justice can be a difficult task. National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) and Social Network Analysis (SNA) has made leaps and [...]

Initiating or Enhancing Your Regional Preventive Crime Gun Strategy_ The Most Important Thing Is…

Jason Brando

John Romeo

Ron Nichols

Initiating or Enhancing Your Regional Preventive Crime Gun Strategy: The Most Important Thing Is…

On the heels of the Parkland shooting, people are demanding accountability and asking what legislators are doing to mitigate this malaise. At the law enforcement front, gun crime intelligence is [...]

Brian Gray

Will Morris

Developing a Prosecution Strategy Utilizing Crime Gun Intelligence

In a report published by the Police Foundation and Major Cities Chiefs Association in January, 2017, major city and county law enforcement executives stated that of all of the tools and [...]

Rick Wyant

Ron Nichols

Forensics at the Speed of Crime

Gun crime is an issue that continues to plague our communities. Law enforcement and justice professionals are doing everything they can to prevent gun crimes and resolve them when they [...]

Darrell Smith

Paul W. Neudigate

Brandon Huntley

Gun Crime Investigative Cycle – Bridging the Gaps

Gun-crime violence is prevalent not only in the US, but all across the world. With the number of such cases and even more recovered guns, cases, and bullets from crime [...]

James Needles

Ron Nichols

William King

Making Gun Crime a Priority in Your Region – Enforcing the Laws on the Books

Download Presentation Materials Solving gun crime isn’t as simple as what the public sees on TV. From CSI to Blue Bloods, solving gun crime is so simple: talk to [...]

Jeffrey Russell

Identifying Today’s Shooters – Today

In general, law enforcement agencies continue to utilize traditional methods such as geographical saturation based on where a shooting(s) occurs. What we are seeing in Denver, anecdotally, is that [...]

The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) – What Does It Mean To You

The FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) is a computerized system designed to assist in the determination of an individual’s eligibility to purchase or possess firearms, [...]

Pete Gagliardi

Solving Gun Crimes, Extract & Analyze

We investigate crimes of violence in which victims are killed or injured with firearms to bring justice to the victims and/or families and peace to their neighborhoods. Success [...]

Pete Gagliardi

Solving Gun Crimes, Identify, Apprehend and Convict (Part Three)

We investigate crimes of violence in which victims are killed or injured with firearms to bring justice to the victims and/or families and peace to their neighborhoods. Success [...]

Pete Gagliardi

Jeffrey Russell

Solving Gun Crime, Part I: Respond and Collect

We investigate crimes of violence in which victims are killed or injured with firearms to bring justice to the victims and/or families and peace to their neighborhoods. Success [...]

Laurie Van Deusen

Stephen Barborini

Developing a Firearms Investigation Protocol for Your Agency

This webinar will step participants through a comprehensive approach to firearms related investigations. A successful investigation begins at the crime scene and the chances of a successful investigation improve with [...]

Keith Manning

Gunfighting in the Courtroom Part One

During this webinar you will learn: How media has corrupted the jury pool’s understanding of forensics and firearms Common myths of the modern gunfight The valuable forensic evidence that [...]

Keith Manning

Gunfighting in the Courtroom Part Two

During this webinar you will learn: How media has corrupted the jury pool’s understanding of forensics and firearms Common myths of the modern gunfight The valuable forensic evidence that [...]

Brandon Huntley

The First 48 – Employing Timely Crime Gun Intelligence Strategies to Firearm-Related Investigations

Description: Consider the following situations that patrol officers across the United States respond to on a daily basis: Officers conduct a traffic stop. During the stop the driver, who [...]

After the Webinar: Management in Community Context. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar Presenters Drs. Alyse Folino Ley and Frank Straub answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Management in Community Context: The Critical Next Step in the Threat Assessment. [...]

After the Webinar: Preventing Homicide and Gun Violence. Q&A with David Kennedy

Webinar presenter David Kennedy answered a number of your questions after his presentation, Preventing Homicide and Gun Violence. Here are just a few of his responses. Audience Question: How [...]

Thoughts about Safety from David Kennedy

David Kennedy shared such amazing insights during his webinar, Preventing Homicide and Gun Violence. Here’s just one he shared. "If you're not safe, nothing else matters." Click here [...]

Thoughts about Gun Crime and Violence from David Kennedy

David Kennedy shared such amazing insights during his webinar, Understanding Homicide and Gun Violence. Here's just one he shared. "Violence is the root cause of future violence." Click [...]

After the Webinar: Understanding Homicide and Gun Violence. Q&A with David Kennedy

Webinar presenter David Kennedy answered a number of your questions after his presentation, Understanding Homicide and Gun Violence. Here are just a few of his responses. Audience Question: Tyler [...]

After the Webinar: Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking – Basic Investigation and Prosecution. Q&A with Sara Micflickier

Webinar presenter Sara Micflickier answered a number of your questions after her webinar, Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking: Basic Investigation and Prosecution. Here are just a few of her responses. [...]

After the Webinar: From NIBIN Lead to an Arrest – How Do You Get There? Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Gerald Sloan, Tyson Mertlich, and Jeff Russell answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Fron a NIBIN Lead to an Arrest... How do you get there? [...]

Statistics on Guns and Intimate Partner Violence from Dr. Gizzy Gray

Statistics can be so impactful... as was this one that Dr. Elizabeth "Gizzy" Gray shared during her 2-part webinar series, "Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk: Improving the Victim Advocate [...]

After the Webinar: Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk (Part 2). Q&A with Dr. Elizabeth “Gizzy” Gray

Webinar presenter Dr. Elizabeth "Gizzy" Gray answered a number of your questions after her presentation Advocacy for Firearm Awareness and Risk: Improving the Victim Advocate Response (Part 2) Having the Conversation. [...]

Kind Words from our Members

Awww, Nicole, you made us blush. Thank you for your kind words! To learn more about our upcoming webinars, click here. To learn how to become [...]

After the Webinar: The Public Safety Implications of Ghost Guns. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Joe Young, Courtney Nilan, Travis Taniguchi, and Katherine Hoogesteyn answered a number of your questions after their presentation, The Public Safety Implications of Ghost Guns. Here are just [...]

After the Webinar: Forensic-Led Policing. Q&A with Yaneisy Delgado

Webinar presenter Yaneisy Delgado answered a number of your questions after her presentation, Forensic-Led Policing. Here are just a few of her responses. Audience Question: On average, how long [...]

After the Webinar: Gun Violence Reduction – Solutions, Tools and Trends. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Natalie Hipple, Mark Kraft, and Kerry Yerico answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Gun Violence Reduction: Solutions, Tools, and Trends. Here are just a few [...]

After the Webinar: Building a Crime Gun Intelligence Capability. Q&A with Ray Guidetti

Webinar presenter Ray Guidetti answered a number of your questions after his presentation, Building a Crime Gun Intelligence Capability. Here are just a few of his responses. Audience Question: [...]

After the Webinar: Elevating Community Engagement and Relationships to Reduce Gun Violence. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Matthew Thomas, Kevin Armbruster, and Kerry Yerico answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Elevating Community Engagement and Relationships to Reduce Gun Violence. Here are just [...]

Thoughts on Transparency and Trust from Bob Troyer

Bob Troyer shared some incredible insights and advice during the webinar, "Preserving an Enhancing Your Violent Crime Reduction Program in the Era of "De-funding." Here’s just one reminder. &[...]

Thoughts on Combatting Gun Crime from Pete Gagliardi

Pete Gagliardi has shared incredible insights during the many JCH Gun Crime webinars over the years. Here's just one. "Combatting gun crime is like breathing. When you stop, you [...]

After the Webinar: Dealing with Big City Gun Crime in Small Towns. Q&A with David Hyche

Webinar presenter David Hyche answered a number of your questions after his presentation, Dealing with Big City Gun Crime in Small Towns. Here are just a few of his responses. &[...]

After the Webinar: The Wichita Crime Gun Intelligence Center. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Kristin Brewer, Chief Gordon Ramsay, and Lieutenant Chad Beard answered a number of your questions after their presentation, The Wichita Crime Gun Intelligence Center: a Unique Law Enforcement [...]

After the Webinar: Identifying Your Most Prolific Shooters. Q&A with David Hyche

Webinar presenter Chief David Hyche answered a number of your questions after his presentation It's Not the Person You Think It Is: Identifying Your Most Prolific Shooters. Here are just [...]

After the Webinar: Preserving and Enhancing Your Violent Crime Reduction Program. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Bob Troyer and Tom Brandon answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Preserving and Enhancing Your Violent Crime Reduction Program in the Era of "De-Funding." Here [...]

Thoughts on Crime Gun Intelligence from Pete Gagliardi

Pete Gagliardi shared some incredible insights and advice during the webinar, Sustainable Crime Gun Intelligence Strategies Require Policy-Driven Tactics. Here’s just one reminder. "Crime gun intelligence is about using [...]

Thoughts on Turnover from Marisa McKeown

Marisa McKeown shared some incredible insights and advice during the webinar, NIBIN-Led Policing: Prosecutor's Perspective. Here’s just one poignant reminder. "Employee attrition is devastating to working cases." Click [...]

Thoughts on the Effects of Policies from Mike Eberhardt

Mike Eberhardt shared some incredible insights and advice during the webinar, Incorporating the Minimum Required Operating Standards (MROS) into Your Agency’s NIBIN Organizational Lifestyle. Here’s just one poignant [...]

Thoughts on Policies from Mike Eberhardt

Mike Eberhardt shared some incredible insights and advice during the webinar, Incorporating the Minimum Required Operating Standards (MROS) into Your Agency's NIBIN Organizational Lifestyle. Here’s just one reminder. "[...]

After the Webinar: Incorporating the Minimum Required Operating Standards into Your Agency’s NIBIN Organizational Lifestyle. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Justin Holloway, Suzann Cromer and Mike Eberhardt answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Incorporating the Minimum Required Operating Standards into Your Agency's NIBIN Organizational Lifestyle. [...]

After the Webinar: Writing Winning Grant Proposals. Q&A with Karen Ziegler

Webinar presenter Karen Ziegler answered a number of your questions after her presentation, Writing Winning Grant Proposals for a Regional Preventive Crime Gun Strategy. Here are just a few of [...]

After the Webinar: Sustainable Crime Gun Intelligence Strategies. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenter Mike Eberhardt and Pete Gagliardi answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Sustainable Crime Gun Intelligence Strategies Require Policy-Driven Tactics. Here are just a few of [...]

After the Webinar: NIBIN Led Policing. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Marisa McKeown and Ron Nichols answered a number of your questions after their presentation, NIBIN-Led Policing: A Prosecutor's Perspective. Here are just a few of their responses. [...]

After the Webinar: Is Your Body Armor Helpful or Harmful? Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Col. Sam Johnson, Sheriff Steve Levorchick, Sheriff Andy Louderback, Skip Gavorski, and Jason Henkel answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Is Your Body Armor Helpful [...]

After the Webinar: Crime Scene Responsibilities for the First Responder. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Greg McDonald and Michael Delaney answered a number of your questions after their presentation, Crime Scene Responsibilities for the First Responder. Here are just a few of their [...]

After the Webinar: An Innovative Strategy for Managing Firearm Related Casework. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Darryl Barr and Ron Nichols answered a number of your questions after their presentation, "Stop Cutting Off the Ends of the Ham: An Innovative Strategy for Managing [...]

After the Webinar: Domestic Violence and Firearms Relinquishment. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Sabath Huttle and Krystle Curley of the King County Regional Domestic Violence Firearms Enforcement Unit answered a number of your questions after their presentation, "Domestic [...]

After the Webinar: Domestic Violence and Firearms Relinquishment. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Sandra Shanahan and Kimberly Wyatt of the Domestic Violence Regional Firearms Enforcement Unit answered a number of your questions after their webinar, "Domestic Violence and Firearm [...]

Thoughts about the Law from Dan Satterberg

During their presentation, "Domestic Violence and Firearm Relinquishment: From Honor System to Actual Enforcement," presenters Sandra Shanahan and Kim Wyatt shared a great saying they learned from their own supervisor, [...]

Domestic Violence and Firearm Relinquishment: An Interview with Kim Wyatt and Sandra Shanahan

Christina McCale

Domestic violence and guns can be a lethal combination. In 2014, Washington State adopted a firearms relinquishment law allowing courts to issue “Orders to Surrender Weapons” when entering certain types of [...]

After the Webinar: Overlaying Digital Intelligence and Ballistics Technology to Enhance Investigations. Q&A with the Presenters

Webinar presenters Shannon Kail, Trevor Goode, Ed Michael, and Jim Needles answered a number of your questions after their presentation, "Overlaying Digital Intelligence and Ballistics Technology to Enhance Investigations.&[...]

Infographic: Not All Americans Can Purchase Guns

It is not uncommon for people to keep on citing the Second Amendment to the US Constitution whenever gun control issues come up. After all, it’s the Second [...]

Developing Prosecution Strategies with Crime Gun Intelligence: an Interview with Will Morris

Christina McCale

There is no "silver bullet" for solving gun crime. Solving gun crime requires looking at every discharge of firearms, collaboration among a region's agencies, an understanding of the processes and [...]

Using Technology to Combat Gun Crime: An Interview with ShotSpotter’s John Risenhoover

Christina McCale

Technology can not only help Law Enforcement Agencies solve gun crimes faster, but help officers identify patterns, allocate resources more strategically, and address gun-related activity smarter and more efficiently. We [...]

Transformational Forensics and Crime Investigation – a New Concept: Interview with Ron Nichols

Christina McCale

When implemented well, Transformational Forensics can quite literally, help law enforcement agencies transform their approach to solving gun crime, thus taking criminals off the streets and making communities safer. But [...]

How Cincinnati Police Department’s Consistent Efforts Are Paying Off: An Interview with Paul Neudigate

Christina McCale

Tackling gun crime doesn't happen overnight - nor does it happen from just one effort or initiative. As shown through Cincinnati's Assistant Police Chief Paul Neudigate's discussion, it takes multiple [...]

Understanding the Crime Gun Investigative Cycle: An Interview with Darrell Smith

Christina McCale

NIBIN can be a key differentiator in helping local law enforcement agencies in their battle against gun crime, as we learned from Darrell Smith in this recent interview. Join us [...]

Applying Business Systems to Evidence Processing: An Interview with Milwaukee PD’s Captain David Salazar

Christina McCale

Business principles don't always "neatly" apply to government agencies for a variety of reasons. However, when they can be applied, amazing results and dividends can be accomplished. As part [...]

Infographic: Establishing a Crime Gun Intelligence Program

Based on the webinar, check out this infographic that highlights what a crime gun investigative program is, how to establish a crime gun investigative program in your agency, and [...]

Establishing Crime Gun Intelligence Programs: a discussion with Pete Gagliardi

Christina McCale

Given the highly mobile nature of today’s population and the ready availability of technology tools, solving gun crime has to become more strategic in nature. Where once, solving a [...]

Decreasing Backlog to Meet the Needs of Law Enforcement: An Interview with Forensics Services Chief Pam Hofsass

Christina McCale

It's great when your organization is in demand: when people see the importance and value your organization brings to the table. But what do you do when you can't keep [...]

Establishing a Gun Crime Intelligence Program for your Region: A Discussion with Ron Nichols

Christina McCale

Agencies dream of the resources seen on TV crime shows: the latest technology, gleaming, newly-built workspaces, and not a backlog in sight. But building a crime gun intelligence initiative doesn’[...]

Solving Gun Crimes Infographic

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Making Gun Crime a Priority in Your Region: An Interview with Dr. Bill King

Christina McCale

Solving gun crime isn’t as simple as what the public sees on TV. From CSI to Blue Bloods, solving gun crime is so simple: talk to a person who [...]

Solving Gun Crime: A Team Effort Can Be the Difference

Christina McCale

Given the highly mobile nature of today’s population and the ready availability of technology tools, solving gun crime has to become more strategic in nature. Where once, solving a [...]

Developing a Firearms Case

Based on webinar content, this infographic provides the 9 basic steps for developing a gun crime case for prosecution.

Grant Writing Made Easy: An interview with Pete Gagliardi and Karen Ziegler

Christina McCale

Grant writing can be a successful mechanism for local agencies to get much needed funding for equipment or services they might normally never be able to afford. For many [...]

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