VisualRoute is the Tool of Choice for Training Police to Solve Internet Crime -- TADOC

G-Wag Inc., a company formed by retired technological crime detectives, recently provided cyber crime investigation training in Ankara Turkey at the TADOC Training Academy. The two week course dealt with investigating Internet Crime and was a joint venture between the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Turkish National Police at TADOC (Turkish International Academy against Drugs and Organized Crime).

TADOC was initiated in September of 2000 and provides training to law enforcement in Turkey and also to countries of the Economical Cooperation Organization, Black Sea Economical Cooperation, and other countries that have mutual cooperation agreements signed with Turkey. Training programs include combating illegal production, abuse, smuggling of drugs and organized crime.

VisualRoute was the tool of choice used in the tracking and tracing exercises performed by the class. The state of the art training facility provided simultaneous translation for the Canadian instructors and Turkish Students. The photo shows the classroom and one of the instructors wearing the headphones provided for the translation.