Experienced, respected instructors offering customized forensic training for police officers and crash reconstructionists.
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To continue with the organization's mission and to meet the future demands, current FTG Instructors Tony Becker, Steve Anderson, James Loftis and Scott Skinner have formed an official partnership, effective January 1, 2023. This expansion will allow the partners to tap into each other’s experience, knowledge, reputations, and capabilities to fully meet the needs and demands of our growing customer base.
Under the new partnership structure, Forensic Training Group, LLP operations will remain unchanged/unnoticeable. However, as Forensic Training Group, LLP transitions into this new structure, we hope our customers will be pleased to notice the positive improvements it will bring. Please join us in celebrating this exciting new opportunity!
To view the Partner's bios, visit Our Instructors Page
Testimonials
"Both of the instructors' knowledge of the subject matter was excellent. They both had an incredible ability to explain and teach the subject matter, as well as answer questions with explanations and not just 'because that's how it is done."
"This course was presented very well. All concepts were discussed with complete understanding by all participants."
"One of the best courses I've attended in a long time. Good job explaining complicated topics."
"Highly Recommend FTG for CMV Crash Investigation Training!"
"Great Class - Very well done - Steve was very enthusiastic and his desire to share knowledge and work and understanding of the systems and technology were fantastic!"
"Perfect class. Well exceeded all my expectations."
"Instructors were knowledgeable, on topic, and open to questions. Very useful and worth while."
"Excellent course and trainers with great hands-on and live/video details and examples. Great help to new beginners."
"Especially grateful to the instructors for answering all my questions and for providing us with all with extra information and training sets that we could have asked for."