NIBRS Three Day Training
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Training Instructors are excited to announce another virtual training of the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) open to all states on October 1-3, 2024, 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. EST.
This will be a free Virtual NIBRS course on the Microsoft Teams platform. Although registration is open for two weeks, it has been our experience that the class reaches maximum capacity very quickly, often within hours of the link opening. We advise to register as soon as possible once link opens. Space is limited to 275 individual logins - first-come, first-served.
Instruction will be a total of 12 hours over a three-day span with an hour lunch each day. Participants must attend all three days of training to receive a completion certificate. The tentative agenda for the course is as follows:
- Tuesday, October 1: Introduction (NIBRS fundamentals), Crimes Against Persons
- Wednesday, October 2: Crimes Against Property, Crimes Against Society, and Group B Offenses
- Thursday, October 3: Data Elements and Data Values
We highly recommend that agencies share a single login/computer, when possible, to allow more registrants. If sharing a single login, only one person from a group will need to register and serve as the primary registrant. There is no FBI limit to the number of participants who may view the training from a shared login. For example, multiple participants may view the training in a conference room on a shared screen and would only need to register one person. All participants who attend all three days of NIBRS training will receive a certificate of completion.
The link for registration is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RSLV7W3
For additional information, kindly contact UCRregistration@fbi.gov.
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So where does Cargo Theft fit in and what exactly does it mean? Good news, this course can help. Today you will explore the background of UCR Cargo Theft, identify the types of offenses that constitute a Cargo Theft incident, determine how to identify a cargo theft and review the guidelines for reporting cargo theft.
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Cargo Theft 101
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This course provides an overview of the offenses that are included in the group, Crimes Against Society. By becoming aware of these offenses, you’ll be able to decipher each definition and provide more accurate reporting. You will also be able to appropriately link each offense to specific information as well as gain knowledge to what is needed in order to identify each offense as well as correct/modify missing information.
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Crimes Against Society
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