Well, Dear Reader, I thought I would post some quick recommendations as to what handy items I routinely keep in my vehicle for those 'just in case' moments.
And since everyone loves lists, here are my Top 5.
No candy though!
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
5 'must-have' items to keep in your car
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Review: Carswell Triform Private Security Evidence Notebook
| Notebook rear |
Oh well.
Anyway, now that I've had a chance to put one to the use, what are my thoughts?
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Investigative Interviewing: The Anonymous PI Method Part Three - After The Interview
As promised, Dear Reader, here is the final chapter on Investigative Interviewing practices as generally performed by me. If you have just found this post, you can read the preceding parts one and two. This post is, thankfully, a bit shorter.
So you've completed the initial interview. Now what?
So you've completed the initial interview. Now what?
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Friday, May 09, 2014
Tools for burning date/time to video footage
So, Dear Reader, yesterday I mentioned the recent purchase of the Panasonic HC-V250 camcorder I picked up for a surveillance job and you might recall one of my gripes was the lack of being able to stamp the date and time directly onto the footage.
Well, luckily for me, and possibly you, there are a number of options out there for nifty tools to do this, post-shooting. Yeah, I know, technically this is altering the original video (except that it isn't as the original footage isn't changed) and you should be supplying your Client with the original SD card as well as the DVD you created anyway.
Here are three such tools...
Well, luckily for me, and possibly you, there are a number of options out there for nifty tools to do this, post-shooting. Yeah, I know, technically this is altering the original video (except that it isn't as the original footage isn't changed) and you should be supplying your Client with the original SD card as well as the DVD you created anyway.
Here are three such tools...
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