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Prosecutor s Office Hires 3 Cybercriminology Students as Digital Forensic Investigators
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New ISU program gives students a hands-on opportunity with law enforcement
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Apr 15, 2021 11:21 AM
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Three students majoring in Cybercriminology and Security Studies at Indiana State University will be sworn in as digital forensic investigators for the Vigo County Prosecutor s Office.
Students Courtney Hughes from New Middletown, Ohio; Carla Morales from Downers Grove, Illinois; and Christinea Winesberry from San Francisco, California, will intern at the prosecutor s office as part of a digital forensics pilot project. A swearing-in ceremony will be held Friday.
The interns will have law enforcement powers while on duty under the supervision of a law enforcement officer. They will help law enforcement recover and review evidence from digital devices for investigations and prosecutions in Vigo County. The work, to be done in a lab on ISU s campus, will allow officers access to digital evidence in a timely fashion, and that data can have an impact on criminal investigations.
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