Jim Twardesky

Jim Twardesky

Detective Corporal Jim Twardesky has been in law enforcement since 1999, currently serving as a detective for the City of Warren Police Department in Michigan. He has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a master’s in public administration, both from Wayne State University. Additionally, he teaches as an adjunct instructor for the Macomb Public Service Institute and regularly lectures on the subjects of child homicide, sex crimes and interviewing child molesters through his company Twardesky Consulting.

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7 investments worth every penny for law enforcement investigators
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Simple tips, tools and services to help detectives crack cases
Making the transition from patrol to investigations
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New detectives can find success and experience the rewards of the job by relying on patience, mastering new skills
A checklist for investigating child abuse during COVID-19
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Shelter-in-place orders are keeping children in their homes, which is where the majority of abuse and domestic violence occurs
Surprise your suspect for more effective interviews
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Many investigators give up the valuable element of surprise by contacting potential suspects by telephone
How listening is key to combating sexual violence
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The challenge in sexual assault cases often isn’t identifying the perpetrator, but whether or not the occurrence of a crime can be proved

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