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By Morgan Hays, CLPE

When it comes to processing evidence, it is imperative to get it right the first time. Do you know which examination should be performed first? Latent prints or DNA? Should document or firearms investigators receive the evidence first? If you do this wrong, you could risk ruining evidence.

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Tri-Tech Forensics and IAI Extend Exclusive Training Partnership Through 2030

Tri-Tech Forensics, a leading provider of forensic supplies, human ID kits and forensic training, has been awarded an extension of its exclusive training partnership with the International Association for Identification (IAI) through 2030. Tri-Tech Forensics has been the official training...

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Tri-Tech Forensics Announces Acquisition of SAM Medical

Tri-Tech expands emergency medical offering with the strategic acquisition of SAM Medical Leland, NC, May 7, 2024 - Tri-Tech Forensics, Inc. (Tri-Tech), a leading provider of tactical emergency medical solutions and human identification kits, is pleased to announce the acquisition...

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Tri-Tech Forensics Announces Acquisition of Hartwell Medical

Acquisition Expands the Company´s Position of Providing Innovative Solutions in the Emergency Medical Supply Market Leland, NC and Carlsbad, CA – Tri-Tech Forensics, a leader in tactical emergency medical solutions and human identification kits announced today the acquisition of Hartwell Medical,...

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