Evidence Technicians

Huber Heights Police Division Evidence Technicians receive specialized training from the Miami Valley Regional Crime Laboratory. Each EV Technician has been through either a 120 hour or 80 hour initial training course. The purpose of an EV Tech is to collect evidence at crime scenes. This evidence is used to investigate crimes and prosecute criminals. Each EV Technician has had extensive training and hands on experience in subjects such as:

Crime Scene Mapping and Diagramming
Firearms and Toolmarks
Photography
Latent fingerprint collection and preservation
Trace Evidence
Toxicology
Chemistry
Death Investigation
DNA
Blood Spatter

If officers respond to your residence or business for anything from a theft from a motor vehicle to a death, you will most likely encounter an EV Tech who will collect and preserve evidence at the scene.

Huber Heights Police Division is also proud to have Sgt. Matt Dulaney and Ofc. Rob Hartman on the staff of EV Techs. Both have graduated from the University of Tennessee's National Forensic Academy. This training incorporates the some of the most advanced classroom and practical work in the field of forensic's in the United States. The course is 400 hours of training, including 170 hours of classroom work and 230 hours of hands on training. Click here for more information on the NFA.