A regional investigative department held a training session for professional and job-related training of department staff
The Investigative Directorate of Russia’s Investigative Committee for the Nizhny Novgorod Region recently held a professional training session for its employees. The event aimed to boost skills in digital crime-solving and emergency medical response. Experts led practical workshops and lectures on key investigative challenges.
Associate professor Nikolai Letenkin delivered a lecture titled Challenges of Digital Transformation in Crime Investigation, Detection, and Prevention. He explored how modern technologies affect case-solving efficiency and the risks they introduce. The session also covered current trends in digital tools used for investigative work.
Dr. Yury Korotunov, an instructor from the *Disaster Medicine School*, led a hands-on workshop on first aid. He demonstrated techniques for treating injuries that investigators might face while on duty. The training included self-aid methods for emergencies, ensuring staff could respond effectively in critical situations. The directorate has not disclosed further details about the specific focus of the December 2025 training programme. However, the sessions form part of an ongoing effort to enhance the knowledge and competencies of investigative personnel.
The training combined digital forensic skills with tactical medicine, addressing key areas of investigative work. Participants gained practical experience in both technology-driven crime-solving and emergency medical response. These sessions reflect the directorate’s commitment to continuous professional development.
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