4 GPS Tracker Tips When it comes to using a GPS tracker in domestic investigations these 4 GPS tracker tips for private investigators are essential: Tip #1 – Know the law This first tip is obviously the most important. As a professional, you must be fully informed as to the laws governing the use of…
Introduction Usually, when someone finds out that our team has a specialty in social media/ cyber investigations, the first thing they say is something along the lines of “my wife would be great at that because she spends all her time stalking people on social media”. Social Media type investigations certainly have opened the door to a…
Process Servers Dealing As a process server, there is the chance a subject will say they are going to call the police. Here are several potential situations you may run into and how to deal with them. This information is originally from the NYSPPSA Conference and was presented by Bernard Hughes. Situation: The subject says…
Accident Investigations The term “Drag Factor” is not mentioned in engineering mechanics or physics books but it is invaluable when investigating traffic accidents. Drag Factor is the deceleration coefficient for an entire vehicle. The Coefficient of Friction is the deceleration coefficient for a sliding tire. The Drag Factor and Coefficient of Friction are the same,…
Private Investigator Surveillance Before technology became accessible to the general public and private investigators, following your subject was the primary way to complete surveillance. Surveillance has come a long way since then with the rise in portable and hidden cameras. The advent of camera technology has made surveillance more powerful and effective for investigators since…
