THE FUNDAMENTALS OF STALKING

Stalking often goes unrecognized, and if it isn’t identified, it isn’t recorded. The Fundamentals of Stalking Course is a focused 9-hour training designed to provide law enforcement with the essential skills to identify stalking early, label it accurately, and ensure it is captured accurately for statistics and analysis. Their analysis is only as accurate as the data they receive. When stalking isn’t recognized at the patrol or investigative level, it never gets coded correctly, which means crime analysts can’t flag patterns, link cases, or alert your agency to escalating behavior. This course breaks down stalking behaviors, offender tactics, and victim experiences while addressing common misconceptions that lead to missed or misclassified cases. Participants learn practical, trauma-informed strategies to recognize patterns, understand the impact on survivors, and take effective action.

By strengthening your ability to identify stalking, you strengthen your agency’s ability to recognize it, track it, analyze it, and ultimately stop it. Accurate statistics start with accurate identification!

The Course Consist of the following topics:

  • Introduction to Stalking
  • The Impact of Stalking on Survivors
  • Recognizing Stalking Behaviors
  • Trauma-Informed Response to Stalking
  • Overview of Stalking Laws
  • Initial Response to Stalking
Cost: Free
Contact:

Anderia Johnson

Program Manager

smartphone Cell Phone (206) 822-1592
mail Email: cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov

Glenda Coms

Administrative Assistant

smartphone Cell Phone (206) 372-7871
mail Email: cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov
Category: Gender-Related Crimes Training

WHO CAN ATTEND OUR CLASS

This course is open to all law enforcement, regardless of rank/position.

VIRTUAL CLASS REQUIREMENTS

  • Laptop with a working camera and microphone
  • Stable internet connection
  • Note-taking materials

DRESS CODE

Business casual or agency uniform

SCHEDULE

Hours are typically 0800 - 1700 unless noted otherwise.

Available Training - Acadis® Portal (acadisonline.com) 

Deadline to cancel: 7 days before class. Send an email to the program at cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov.

$100 no-show or late cancellation fee.