Not your typical social media course! Learn how to create online profiles and troll criminals to you. Unlike open source investigations, undercover social media will teach you how to communicate with criminals online to launch your investigations in a proactive manner while covering important topics such as evidence preservation and legal requirements.
This 2-day course teaches law enforcement professionals how to actively engage and investigate individuals utilizing social media as a means to commit criminal activity. Yellowstone Narcotics instructors were the very first individuals in Montana to utilize this technique for drug investigations at the state level. Our instructors have developed these techniques over the past eight years and now instruct this course in multiple states. Our investigative methods are proven to be legal, effective, and simple to understand.
Students can expect to leave this course and be fully capable of employing these techniques immediately upon graduation. In this course, you will learn how to set up undercover accounts online, best practices when communicating with suspects, legal issues, and be provided multiple real life case examples of previous investigations. Students will also learn the various techniques on how to continue their criminal investigations once a suspect is identified online and presented with various options of different ways to conclude their investigation. This course will cover everything from initial contact through prosecution. If you are not currently operating online, our course will show why you should be.
Yellowstone Narcotics takes pride in our student’s investigations long after our course is complete and make ourselves available to assist you with any future cases developed from the techniques presented in this course. Any courses we instruct, County Attorney’s attend for free and are encouraged to attend in person alongside law enforcement.
This course has previously been presented to the Montana Division of Criminal Investigation, Idaho State Police, North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigations, Oregon State Police, Iowa State Police, and multiple law enforcement conferences across the U.S.
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