On Saturday, Apr. 1, the Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office hosted a training seminar for law enforcement officers at the Fairlea Fire Department. Attendees received instruction on crime scene processing and the preparation and submission of biological evidence. The course of instruction included practical scenario exercise participation by the officers.
Jennifer Howard, forensic analyst from the West Virginia State Police Crime Lab, was the guest instructor.
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