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Other Training - Not Sponsored by IPAC

Other Statewide Trainings (not sponsored by IPAC)


Aquatic Abuse, Death and Homicide Investigations

Martinsville, Indiana - Jan. 21-22, 2027

For Law Enforcement (Detectives, Patrol Officers, Scene Technicians), Medical Examiners/Coroners & MDIs, Prosecutors, Victim Advocates, Forensic Interviewers, Forensic Nurses, Marine Patrol/Dive Teams. Hosted by: Indiana Department of Natural Resources - Law Enforcement Division

More information HERE

For course information/registration, contact: Karen Lifeguard Systems (845) 657-5544 lgs@teamlgs.com


4-Day Advanced Course on Strangulation Prevention

Fishers, Indiana - Oct 20-23, 2026

Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence and sexual assault. Loss of consciousness can occur within seconds, and death within minutes. When offenders strangle their victims—particularly to the point of unconsciousness—it not only constitutes a serious felony offense but may indicate an attempted homicide.

Strangulation often leaves minimal visible injury while causing profound physiological and psychological harm. The experience of being unable to breathe is among the most terrifying events a person can endure, underscoring the urgency of effective identification, response, and intervention.

This advanced four-day training is designed for multidisciplinary professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in the recognition, investigation, prosecution, and response to non-fatal strangulation and suffocation assaults.

Faculty from the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention bring decades of experience in strangulation investigation, medical-forensic assessment, prosecution, and multidisciplinary response. Participants will gain practical, real-world strategies informed by research, case experience, and emerging best practices

More information & registration: Overview - 4-Day Advanced Course on Strangulation Prevention


Updated Oct. 5, 2026

If you would like to post a training on this site, please send your request to Whitney Riggs (wriggs@ipac.in.gov)