Monticello, NY – The Sullivan County District Attorney’s Office recently presented a two-day, countywide training for law enforcement professionals, held on March 17 and March 19, focused on enhancing investigative strategies in cyber-related crimes and special victims’ cases.
“These trainings reflect our continued commitment to equipping our law enforcement partners with the knowledge and resources needed to effectively investigate and prosecute complex cases,” said District Attorney Brian P. Conaty. “By strengthening our collaborative efforts and emphasizing victim centered approaches, we are better positioned to serve our community and seek justice for all victims of crime.”
Under the leadership of District Attorney Conaty, bringing together every law enforcement agency in Sullivan County, enhances investigative effectiveness, and promotes a unified effort to enhance public safety through professional development.
- The professional development conducted by the Sullivan County District Attorney’s staff included three key sessions: “The Role of a Crime Victim Advocate and Partnering with Law Enforcement,” presented by Jade Corelli,
- Crime Victim Specialist Coordinator; “Domestic Violence and Special Victims: Investigations to Prosecutions,” presented by Senior Assistant District Attorney Jenna Hastings, Special Victim Investigations; and
- “Every Device Tells a Story: Digital Forensics for Law Enforcement Professionals,” led by Investigator Eric Lunser, head of the District Attorney’s Cyber Investigations Unit. The Digital Forensics session provided critical insight into the growing role of digital evidence in modern investigations, equipping officers with the knowledge to identify, preserve, and utilize data from electronic devices in support of successful prosecutions.
DA Conaty extends his sincere appreciation to DA Chief Investigator Scott Kinne for organizing the professional development curriculum, Commissioner of Public Safety Scott Schulte, Deputy Commissioner of Public Safety and Fire Coordinator John Hauschild and Fire Training Coordinator Joe Mall for hosting the training at the Sullivan County Training Center and supporting ongoing professional development efforts by DA Conaty for law enforcement in Sullivan County.
