Officer Humberd Graduates From National Forensic Academy Wednesday, June 2, 2021 Cleveland Police Department Officer Geoffrey Humberd completed the 55th session of the National Forensic Academy at the University of Tennessee’s Law Enforcement Innovation Center in Oak Ridge. Officer Humberd was one of 26 participants from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies across the United States to complete the rigorous ten-week course. This course is designed to provide its graduates with the comprehensive set of skills required to successfully process a crime scene. The hands-on, practically oriented instruction focuses on evidence identification, collection and preservation across a wide spectrum of forensic science disciplines.
(SMYRNA, TN) Smyrna Police Officer Aaron Parris completed the 55th session of the National Forensic Academy (NFA) at the University of Tennessee’s Law Enforcement Innovation Center in Oak Ridge.
Officer Parris was one of twenty-six participants from local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies across the United States to complete the rigorous ten week residence course. This course is designed to provide its graduates with the comprehensive set of skills .
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Clergy Group Alleges Excessive Force Against Sheriff s Office; Sheriff Hammond Responds Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Chattanooga Clergy and community members said they were demanding the Sheriff s Office release a public report detailing training standards and more surrounding policies of excessive force. They said they wanted this report to be sent out by March 12 at the latest.
Sheriff Jim Hammond on Wednesday replied to the group. The sheriff s office recently took over operation of the Silverdale Detention Center and has made a number of sweeps at the facility seeking contraband and weapons. A number of shanks have been found.
In a press release sent out on Sunday afternoon, the Chattanooga Clergy for Justice said: