Welcome to summer everyone! Last month on social media; we announced an agreement we recently signed with the Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science in Delhi, India. Our products, services and training are now being offered to law enforcement agencies across India.To launch our training initiative, ... Read more »
The SketchCop® Blog
Police Composite Sketches & COVID-19
Hello Everyone! With many of us sidelined due to COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus; you can bet that criminals are still finding ways to scam, rob and steal from us. Although crime is reportedly down across the board, violent crime remains prevalent and is likely to rise post COVID-19. As a ... Read more »
Special Discount and SketchCop® Online Academy Update
Hello Everyone, I hope that you and your families are doing well as we work our way through what I hope DOES NOT become our new normal. Hopefully, it won’t be long until we can all return to work and resume our favorite activities. Here at SketchCop® Online Academy, we’ve been using our time to ... Read more »
The SketchCop versus the Coronavirus
Hello Everyone, What a crazy month this has been, both here and abroad! I’ve been doing the best I can not to play into the fear and the hype, but to err on the side of caution - I’m playing it safe and staying close to home. However, it's sometimes necessary to leave the safety and security of ... Read more »
I LOVE Sketching and Catching Crooks. Don’t you?
February’s half-done and there’s still love in the air! And let me tell you…there’s nothing I LOVE more than catching crooks! In this month’s newsletter, I thought I would share my method for creating effective facial composites. As a reminder, we are in the last 2 days of a giveaway, - one lucky ... Read more »
Welcome to 2020!
Welcome to the New Year everyone! I hope you all enjoyed a quiet and peaceful holiday. Now that we’re back, it’s time to get back into the work rhythm. This month I thought I would ease you into 2020 by doing something fun. I want to share an article written about a historical project I worked on ... Read more »