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Michael W. Streed

SketchCop FACETTE Training Course – REGISTER NOW!

May 3, 2014 by Michael W. Streed Leave a Comment

SketchCop Solutions is pleased to announce our upcoming, 2-day, hands-on training course - Creating Digital Composite Images for Law Enforcement, scheduled for October 23 & 24, 2014 in Baltimore, Maryland. Attendees will learn how to develop interview strategies, testify in court as an expert ... Read more »

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‘Dying Art?’

March 25, 2014 by Michael W. Streed Leave a Comment

Erik Ortiz, NBC News, examines the state of forensic art versus technology in his article titled, 'Dying Art?': Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.  In his article, Ortiz interviews Michael W. Streed, owner of SketchCop Solutions, about his views on the 'state of the art'.  To learn more about ... Read more »

Filed Under: In the News, Uncategorized Tagged With: cognitive interview, ComphotoFit, composite, composite artist, composite sketch, composite sketch interview, computer composites, computerized composites, digital composites, E-fit, EFit, eyewitness memory, FACES, FACETTE, facial identification, facial imaging, forensic artist, forensic sketch., Identi-kit, IdentiKit, IQ Biometrix, Michael Streed, Michael W. Streed, Mike Streed, police composite, police composite sketch, police sketch, Sirchie, sketch, SketchCop, SketchCop FACETTE, SketchCop Solutions, Smith and Wesson, The SketchCop

‘Dying Art?’: Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.

March 24, 2014 by Michael W. Streed Leave a Comment

On March 3, 2014, NBC news reporter Erik Ortiz published an online news article titled: ‘Dying Art?’:  Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.  The article highlights the struggle between traditional forensic artists and software programs that create composite images.  This subject is one that law ... Read more »

Filed Under: The SketchCop® Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: cognitive interview, ComphotoFit, composite artist, composite sketch, composite sketch interview, computer composites, computerized composites, digital composites, E-fit, EFit, Evofit, eyewitness memory, FACES, FACETTE, facial component catalog, facial identification, facial imaging, forensic artist, forensic sketch., Identi-kit, IdentiKit, IQ Biometrix, Michael Streed, Michael W. Streed, Mike Streed, police composite, police sketch, Sirchie, SketchCop, SketchCop FACETTE, SketchCop Solutions, Smith and Wesson, The SketchCop

Interview with The SketchCop – Michael W. Streed

October 23, 2013 by Michael W. Streed

Ask a Forensic Artist, a popular forensic science website, published an interview featuring Michael W. Streed, owner of SketchCop Solutions.  To read more about Michael’s fascinating career as one of America’s leading and most innovative Forensic Artists, click on the link.  ... Read more »

Filed Under: In the News, Uncategorized

Captured – The Mesh Masked Bandit

July 12, 2013 by Michael W. Streed

Crime Date: March 6, 2013 Crime: Bank Robbery Agency: Grand Prairie TX Police Department On December 31, 2012 an unknown subject began a series of bank robberies in Dallas, TX.  Over the next six months, he terrorized financial institutions throughout surrounding communities.  Police worked hard ... Read more »

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Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested

April 23, 2013 by Michael W. Streed

Crime Date: April 2 and 4, 2013 Crime: Indecent Exposure Agency: La Quinta Police Department (Riverside County Sheriff’s Department) On Tuesday, April 2, 2013 and Thursday, April 4, 2013, officers from the La Quinta Police Department responded to an indecent exposure call that occurred in the ... Read more »

Filed Under: Capture, Uncategorized

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