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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenter: Retired Corporal Angela Weekes formerly with Nampa 
 Police Department. She recently retired after over twenty-six years at the
  department. Her most recent position was as a Corporal in the Crimes Agai
 nst Person’s Unit in the investigations division. \n\nTopic:  This session
  will cover how traumatic experiences can impact victim memory\, reactions
  and behavior\, and the implications of this for first responders’ and inv
 estigators’ interviews and investigations. While focus is the impact of tr
 auma as it relates to the investigation of sexual assault cases\, the info
 rmation is relevant for any incident where a traumatic event has occurred 
 such as a car accident or burglary. \n\nObjectives • Explain that people r
 eact differently to trauma and no one reaction is “normal.” • Describe how
  the neurobiology of trauma impacts memory\, reactions\, and behavior. • O
 bserve\, explain\, and document signs of trauma as evidence.  • How the bo
 dy responds during a traumatic event - Freeze\, Flight\, Fight • How traum
 a impacts victim behavior • How trauma impacts victim memory.
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DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Retired Corporal Angela Weekes formerly with Nampa P
 olice Department. She recently retired after over twenty-six years at the 
 department. Her most recent position was as a Corporal in the Crimes Again
 st Person’s Unit in the investigations division. \n\nTopic:  This session 
 will cover how traumatic experiences can impact victim memory\, reactions 
 and behavior\, and the implications of this for first responders’ and inve
 stigators’ interviews and investigations. While focus is the impact of tra
 uma as it relates to the investigation of sexual assault cases\, the infor
 mation is relevant for any incident where a traumatic event has occurred s
 uch as a car accident or burglary. \n\nObjectives • Explain that people re
 act differently to trauma and no one reaction is “normal.” • Describe how 
 the neurobiology of trauma impacts memory\, reactions\, and behavior. • Ob
 serve\, explain\, and document signs of trauma as evidence.  • How the bod
 y responds during a traumatic event - Freeze\, Flight\, Fight • How trauma
  impacts victim behavior • How trauma impacts victim memory.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20220512T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220512T150000
LOCATION:Virtual with ZOOM
SUMMARY:Trauma Informed Investigations
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