Sergeant Tony Monheim
In 2006, Tony returned to the Miami-Dade Homicide Bureau and was assigned to the Cold Case Squad as a consultant hired to evaluate the over two-thousand unsolved murders in the Bureau's archives. Tony teaches Conducting Death and Homicide Investigations for HomicideTraining.com.
Chief Russell Fischer C
He holds a Master of Science
Degree in Management and a Master of Public Administration Degree from the
Chief Fischer has served as a contractor / consultant for the U. S. Deparmtment of Justice as it relates to violent crimes in Columbia and as a peer reviewer for the DOJ's National Institute of Justice. He has also served as an expert witness as to internal affairs and homicide investigation procedures in recent cases involving Federal civil rights violations. Chief Fischer teaches Conducting Police Officer Involved Shooting Investigations for HomicideTraining.com.
Detective Jeff Lewis
Jeff has also participated in a variety of Federal Task Forces formed to combat extremely violent gangs of robbers, many of whom recieved national media attention. He has testified in hundreds of state, Federal and civil proceedings. Jeff has successfully collaborated on gang investigations with FDLE (Florida Department of Law Enforcement), the FBI, DEA, ATF and the Secret Service. A number of these cases were prosecuted at the Federal level.
While participating in a Crime Suppression initiative in the Liberty City area, Jeff was wounded by gunfire and recieved the Purple Heart, one of the Miam-Dade Police Departments highest honors.
Throughout his career Jeff has attended numerous gang-related training seminars and has received extensive training in interviews and interrogation techniques, crime scene investigations, robbery and homicide investigations as well as general law enforcement and weapons training.
Before embarking on his career with the Miami-Dade Police Department, Jeff served honorably in the United States Air Force. During this time he acted as a Security Police Investigator at Homestead Air Force Base where he conducted a wide-range of investigations.
Detective Lewis teaches Conducting Gang-Related Murder Investigations for HomicideTraining.com.
Pam began teaching in 2010 when she was asked to become a Crime Scene Response Training Officer and Coordinator, where she remains today. In this role, she is responsible for developing curriculum, training materials, and lecture for crime scene processing, methodology, and application. Key elements of the training she provides are evidence recognition, preservation, documentation, and mock crime scenes. Course topics include, crime scene security, photography, videography, sketching, measurements, and note-taking. Additionally, Officer Harris is an adjunct instructor at the Boston Police Academy where she teaches Crime Scene Theory and Processing, a module designed for newly promoted detectives and supervisors. Due to Pam’s notable and exceptional experience, expertise and passion for crime scene processing, she was selected, in 2012 to serve on the Boston Police Department’s Homicide Advisory Committee. This committee was formed in response to a grant awarded to the Boston Police Department to address and improve clearance rates for homicides in the City of Boston. As a member, Pam offered recommendations to refine the department's initial response to homicides and formulating policies and procedures for thorough and effective homicide crime scene processing. Officer Harris holds a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Boston University and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Curry College. In addition, she has attended well over forty training seminars that include, but are not limited to, Crime Scene Processing, Conducting Death and Homicide Investigations, Latent Print Processing and Photography, Ten- Print Classification and Comparison, and Expert Witness Testimony. Officer Harris teaches Processing the Homicide Crime Scene for HomicideTraining.com.
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