Technology, dedication lead to arrest in early 2000s sexual battery cold case
Orlando police make arrest in 19 year old sex battery cold cases
After 19 years, detectives with the Orlando Police have arrested a man they say is behind at least 2 sex battery cold cases.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Orlando police officers, agents with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), and deputies with the Orange County Sheriff s Office are credited with working together to crack two sexual battery cold cases from the early 2000s, thanks to technology and dedication. The stuff we’re doing today was science fiction 20 years ago, OPD Detective Graham Cage said. Back in 2002-2003 series of sexual batteries that happened in Orlando. Very quickly they were able to link DNA at the time just there was no name attached to this DNA.
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Hancock Collegeâs Public Safety Training Complex staff fill the new Pump Pod on Monday in Lompoc. The new piece of equipment will help train cadets in the collegeâs fire academy while saving millions of gallons of water each year. Len Wood, Staff
Andy Densmore, Hancock College Fire Academy coordinator/instructor, talks about the new Pump Pod on Monday at the Public Safety Training Complex in Lompoc. The new piece of equipment will help train cadets in the collegeâs fire academy while saving millions of gallons of water each year. Len Wood Staff
Hancock Collegeâs Public Safety Training Complex staff hook up the new Pump Pod on Monday in Lompoc. The new piece of equipment will help train cadets in the collegeâs fire academy while saving millions of gallons of water each year.
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Source: Raquel Zick for Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office
In two separate and socially distanced ceremonies, Sheriff Bill Brown swore in six custody deputies and six sheriff’s deputies just prior to their graduation ceremonies at the Allan Hancock College Public Safety Academy.
Six custody deputies on Dec. 8, graduated from the CORE Custody Academy along with two other classmates, having completed 220 hours of course instruction.
Some of the instruction included emergency planning in a custody facility, report writing, ethics, investigation procedures, classification of inmates, contraband detection, arrest and control, physical training, and direct supervision training.
Graduates from the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office include: Jose Blanco, Wei-Chieh Shih, Salvador Vargas, Samuel Villegas, Lia Welkom and Glenn Williams.