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SIs learn nuances of crime investigation
The Hyderabad city police conducted a special training programme on investigation for 193 probationary sub-inspectors of 2012 batch to provide them in-depth knowledge about crime investigation and procedures to gather and evaluate evidence.
City police holds special training programme for 193 probationary SIs
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad city police conducted a special training programme on investigation for 193 probationary sub-inspectors of 2012 batch to provide them in-depth knowledge about crime investigation and procedures to gather and evaluate evidence.
The training programme was intended to make probationary SIs learn to distinguish different crimes and their key elements for applying appropriate investigating procedures with detailed knowledge and understanding of the key crimes and offences.
They have been taught about the elements of fraud, bribery, blackmail, extortion, petty theft, misappropriation and so on and how to gather information from the scene of crime, physical evidence, victims, witnesses and other records, so that they can determine how the crime has been committed and can identify and uncover the truth of what occurred and identify the offender.
The initiative was taken to expose them to the facets of investigation of organised crime network with sharp and effective skills which would update their knowledge base and investigation skills to handle modern day criminals.
The training programme was designed to address the expectations of citizens of Hyderabad city and fulfil their mandate for a crime-free city. It was an initiative to prevent the occurrence of crime, so that the quality of life of the people in the city will improve and ensure safe living conditions and build a crime-free, secure and safe Hyderabad city.
