Cybertip Investigations A to Z (Part 1)

  • Author: Inv- Network
  • Level: Beginner
  • Study time: 120 min
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Course overview
Cybertips are fundamental to ICAC investigations. This course will provide comprehensive guidance on the practical aspects of investigating these tips. Part 1 will include an introduction to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an overview of the ICAC Taskforce, a discussion on Wilson Warrants, instructions on drafting Electronic Service Provider warrants, and strategies for setting up your cases.

  • Video time: 52 min
  • Total Course time: 120 min
  • Quiz: 1

Great Format

This is a great format. Gives you time to do some work on cases in between and isn't as much as an information overload.

San Bruno ICAC

Recommended

Enjoyed the three separate days. It gave me an opportunity to work cases and then ask questions for the following course. 

Fort Collins Police Services

Great Pacing

This is a great way to approach a course like this as it allows investigators time to put what they have learned into practice rather than learning everything at once and forgetting it by the time the warrants are ready.  

San Bruno ICAC

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Created by

Justin Moyer

Owner/ Instructor Inv-Network
Justin is a dedicated police officer with 20 years of active service and a passion for teaching. Over the past five years, he has specialized in investigating ICAC and sex offender-related cases.

He has had the honor of speaking at the Western Techno Data and Security Conference and the California Robbery Investigators Conference. Additionally, he was invited as a special guest by the Barbados Probation Department to train government officials on best practices for managing sex offenders.

Justin is also the founder of Inv-Network.org, an initiative aimed at providing law enforcement across the nation with up-to-date news, information, and training on digital investigations.

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