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Brief descriptions of the instructors of Anacapa's analytical training
courses are provided below in alphabetical order.
Mr. Fuller has 29 years of combined experience as a criminal intelligence
analyst and as an instructor in criminal intelligence analysis training
courses. Prior to joining the Anacapa instructional staff in 1978,
he spent four years as an intelligence analyst with the Santa Barbara
County Sheriff's office. He analyzed and described patterns of criminal
activity in a three-county region of California, and coordinated the
data-collection activities of field investigators. His last assignment
in a 20-year career with the U.S. Army was teaching military law and
history at the University of California. He holds an MA degree from
Arizona State University, and attended the Army's Command and General
Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Mr. Harris has designed and evaluated many innovations in criminal
investigation, including analytical techniques and computer-aided
techniques for the analysis of complex, organized criminal activity.
He is the developer, or co-developer, of the Anacapa courses on Criminal
Intelligence Analysis, Analytical Investigation Methods, Financial
Manipulations Analysis and Computer-Aided Analysis. He has conducted
intelligence analysis courses for agencies in the United States, Canada,
the United Kingdom, Venezuela, and Singapore. He has formal training
in psychology, statistics, engineering, and naval science, with a
Ph.D. from Purdue University.
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Mr. Ridgeway has been conducting courses in analytical investigation
methods and criminal intelligence analysis for Anacapa Sciences, Inc.,
for more than 25 years. He has also held key investigation and intelligence
positions in the New Jersey State Police and in the New York Organized
Crime Task Force. He has developed and conducted special courses in
analytical techniques for several law enforcement agencies at the
national and state levels, including the Office of the Inspector General,
Department of Labor, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service,
Department of Justice. He has been active in the International Association
of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA), and the Society
of Certified Criminal Analysts. He is a past president of that IALEIA
and past chancellor of the SCCA. He holds an MS degree from Iona College
in Criminal Justice.
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Mr. Stuster has been with Anacapa Sciences, Inc. for more than 22
years, has conducted courses in analytical investigation methods and
advanced (computer-aided) intelligence analysis, and has developed
computer-based techniques for intelligence analysis. He has also worked
with law enforcement agencies throughout the United States on the
development of techniques for traffic law enforcement, including the
prevention and detection of driving while intoxicated, speed law enforcement,
and reducing the burden of reporting procedures. Mr. Stuster has formal
training in psychology and anthropology, and holds the Ph.D. degree
in anthropology .
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