3D Summer Souvenir Snapshots

Warm days have turned cool, kids are back at school, and summer vacations seemed like they happened so long ago.   As fall begins, it’s nice to reminisce about the good…

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Public Playgrounds: 5 Common Safety Issues

Well over 200,000 public playground injuries are treated in hospital emergency rooms across the country each year. Fractures account for 40% of all injuries, while concussions and lacerations are among other…

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Household Maintenance Tips for the Fall Season

As summer days become shorter and the fall season approaches, this is the time to start thinking about home maintenance in preparation for colder weather. Fireplaces and Chimneys Approximately 25,000…

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Recognizing & Preventing Heat-Related
Illnesses when Exercising

As the new school year and sports seasons begin, it is imperative to know the signs of heat-related injuries.  Heat-related fatalities and illnesses, including dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke,…

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Recreational Trailer Safety – Know Before You Tow

For many people, summer recreation includes the use of small personal watercraft and larger towable boats.  Whether towing to a public launching ramp for a day, a permanent dock, or…

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Investigating Heavy Vehicle Hit-and-Runs with Digital Forensics

Hit-and-run accidents involving heavy vehicles such as tractor-trailers, school buses, and trash trucks present a unique set of challenges in relation to validating evidence, verifying incident timelines, and corroborating testimonies.…

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Warnings in the Amusement Industry

This article was previously featured in “Expertly Speaking”.  Click here to access the full digital edition. Consensus standards for safety and warning signs are found in the American National Standards…

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Following Too Closely – Not as Straightforward as It May Seem

All states have a provision within their respective Vehicle Code which generally states, “the driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and…

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Timothy Primrose Speaking at IAI Conference

Timothy Primrose, DJS Mobile Forensic Analyst, will present at the International Association of Identification (IAI) Annual Educational Conference in Reno, Nevada.  Tim’s topic, “Cracking the Code: Mobile Forensics for Fraud…

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