Microscopic Monsters, Just another part of the job.By Kevin L. Clayton,Massachusetts Environmental PoliceandCahterine Brown, DVM, MSc, MPH Conservation Officers never know when parasites will show them “1000 Ways to Die”. When I’m relaxing after a long day, I take in … Continue reading →
BOATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE…Helpful Insights from a FloridaFish & Wildlife Lieutenant By Bob Lee “It was the BUI from hell,” says Lieutenant George Pottorf of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), recalling an arrest he made for boating … Continue reading →
A CRIME SCENE WALK ON THE WILD SIDEBy F. Carleen Gonder, MIS READING BULLET EVIDENCEWritten by Tony Latham It takes no training to read footprints Iin fresh snow left by perpetrators at a wildlife crime scene Any officer can exam … Continue reading →
DIGITAL DEVICESBy Steven Beltran The reality of today’s enforcementis that many crimes committed in modern society have evidence regarding the crime stored in some digital format. Years ago a crime scene may have included a smoking gun, a few receipts, … Continue reading →
