NJSP Domestic & Sexual Violence Trainings

Registration is now OPEN for the third in a four part series of New Jersey State Police sponsored domestic and sexual violence trainings. This FREE series will be comprised of two trainings, one pertaining to domestic violence and the use of technology and the other regarding how to overcome the complexities of sexual assault investigations. The same trainings will be offered at three different locations. Please select the location that is most convenient and click on the corresponding link.


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Domestic Violence and the Use of Technology

This training will focus on how technology can be misused by domestic violence offenders to stalk, harass, and control victims. This misuse can raise significant challenges for law enforcement. New technologies develop rapidly, and are readily employed by offenders to exploit, stalk and harass their victims.

Training participants will have an opportunity to learn about the common ways in which offenders misuse technologies, such as phones, computers, cameras, and global positioning systems (GPS) to stalk. In addition, participants will learn what necessary evidence should be obtained in stalking cases and how to assist victims in documentation and evidence preservation.

Blocks of instruction will be presented by the New Jersey State Police Cyber Crimes Unit and the Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center (SPARC), formerly known as the Stalking Resource Center.


Same training offered at three different locations:

June 4, 2019 - NJ Forensic Science Technology Center, Hamilton, NJ

June 5, 2019 - Stockton University Academic Center, Atlantic City, NJ

June 6, 2019 - Morris County Public Safety Training Academy, Morristown, NJ

Overcoming the Complexities of Sexual Assault Investigations

Presented by Chief Thomas Tremblay (Retired) of the Burlington Police Department (VT), this FREE training will focus on sexual assault as one of the most complex crimes in our society. The complexities of these crimes require us, as law enforcement, to think broadly and comprehensively about sexual assault.

Chief Tremblay will examine the impact rape myths, rape culture, personal and societal biases have on the victim�s willingness to participate in the legal system. He will provide attendees with an understanding of how to overcome these perceptions through the comprehension of victim trauma and the utilization of effective approaches to enhance response, investigation and prosecution of sexual assault crimes.

More information about Chief Tremblay can be found at the following: https://www.tomtremblayconsulting.com/


Same training offered at three different locations:

June 25, 2019- Morris County Public Safety Training Academy, Morristown, NJ

June 26, 2019 - NJ Forensic Science Technology Center, Hamilton, NJ

June 27, 2019 - Stockton University Academic Center, Atlantic City, NJ


Certificates of participation will be provided to attendees. Attendees can attend one or both of these trainings. These trainings are open to law enforcement personnel of all experience levels and prosecutor’s office staff. If you have any questions and/or need additional information, please contact the Victim Services Unit at 609-882-2000, x- 2159.


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