Knowing what information to seek after a sudden, in-custody or arrest-related death and then knowing how to present the information is vital to the success of not only the investigation, but also is vital to managing municipal, agency, and officer risk. During this action-packed program learners will work through actual excited delirium, agitated, arrest-related, and sudden, in-custody death events so that best practices can be identified, while also highlighting recurring deficiencies. Case studies show that many investigators and/or detectives (i.e., criminal, civil, administrative) often do not know what specific or technical questions to ask in excited delirium and/or agitated chaotic event cases, or in cases where electronic control devices (ECD) were deployed and a sudden death followed, what information to identify and then obtain, and how to write an investigative summary that is not only informative and conclusive, but also will provide others (e.g., Agency Director, District Attorney, Medical Examiner, etc.) with the information needed to make informed decisions about training, policy, discipline, and/or prosecution.

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TOPICS:

• Excited delirium categories, causes, and behavioral cues;
• Science, causation and arrest-related and sudden, in-custody deaths;
• Asphyxia scientific studies and findings;
• Excited delirium, arrest-related, and/or sudden, in-custody death theories;
• Medical history: Its role in an arrest-related and/or sudden, in-custody death;
• Psychological history: Its role in an arrest-related and/or sudden, in-custody death;
• Illicit and licit drugs: Levels and lethality;
• Psychological Autopsy: Its importance;
• Evidence mistakes and oversights;
• Best Practices: writing content and style;
• Best Practices: Excited delirium medical evidence checklist;
• Best Practices: Excited delirium investigative checklist;
• Best Practice: Excited delirium and sudden, in-custody death criminal, civil, and adminsitrative investigations;
• Jail suicide;
• Suicide by ;
• Toxicology;
• Medical Autopsy: Interpreting the findings and ; and,
• Autopsy findings: Available options

TUITION:
$495 per person. Tuition includes workbook, Roll Call Mini-Poster, certificate, and access to special supplemental pages on the IPICD Website to stay current with new research and analyses.