EUAM training on criminal analysis completed at the Department of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
On March 5, the Odessa State University of Internal Affairs completed a training with the participation of representatives of the European Union Advisory Mission on the topic: "Application of Criminal Analysis in Combating Crime" for employees of the Main Directorates of the National Police in the regions.
The training was delivered by the Head of the Department of Cybersecurity and Information Support, Police Major Karen Ismaylov, and the Head of the Department of Criminology, Forensic Medicine and Psychiatry, Police Major Oleksandr Zayets, who are certified trainers from EUAM on the application of criminal analysis by law enforcement agencies.
The training participants were employees of the structural units of criminal analysis of the Main Directorates of Kyiv, Odessa, Kharkiv, Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, Kirovohrad regions and the city of Kyiv, as well as specialists from the Cyber Police Department.
During the training, the leading specialist of the European Union Advisory Mission, advisor/trainer on criminal investigations Tommy Peippo and the head of the criminal analysis department of the Main Police Department in Odessa region Oleksiy Voloshyn very informatively and clearly demonstrated their own practical experience in applying criminal analysis in combating crime.
Upon completion of the training, the Vice-Rector of the Odessa State University of Internal Affairs, Doctor of Law, Professor Serhiy Kuznichenko, congratulated all participants on the successful completion of the training and presented the relevant certificates.
In turn, the Senior Advisor of the EUAM Regional Representation on General Policing Georgios Pokas, who was also present during the ceremonial presentation of certificates, expressed his support and readiness for further fruitful cooperation, which will contribute to improving the qualifications of current employees of the National Police of Ukraine.
The topics of the training were as close as possible to the needs of practical workers. Therefore, the training participants acquired the skills necessary to analyze large amounts of information from various sources and form a high-quality report, which will certainly help them in their future work in law enforcement agencies and in the fight against crime.
