Upcoming BAFS Events
Forensic Currency
Speaker: Paul Dainty
Date: 29th June 2021
Starting Time: 18:00
Location: Zoom Webinar
Forensics Manager Paul Dainty will provide insights into the current challenges faced in managing digital forensics alongside conventional wet forensics. He will look at the crime trends we face, and how finance is at the heart of what motivates the criminals and also defines what we can and can’t do in response.
Paul Dainty
As Head of the City of London Police Fingerprint Enhancement Laboratory, Fingerprint Bureau and Hi-Tec Crime Unit (Digital Forensics), Paul manages a team of forensic specialists. With over 30 years’ experience in the field of forensics, he has represented the UK in overseas Disaster Victim Identification deployment, such as the response to the Boxing Day Tsunami in 2004. He has also served on secondment with the PSNI to assist in the investigation of the former “troubles” in Northern Ireland. Paul was selected as the Western European (as it was then) delegate for the development of fingerprint examination techniques in Albania and is currently engaged in the development of fingerprint examination techniques to support the investigation of International wildlife crime in Zimbabwe. He has also been fortunate to chair and present at the APAC Police Technology conference in Malaysia pre-Pandemic in 2019.
Date: 29th June 2021
Starting Time: 18:00Location: Zoom Webinar
Forensics Manager Paul Dainty will provide insights into the current challenges faced in managing digital forensics alongside conventional wet forensics. He will look at the crime trends we face, and how finance is at the heart of what motivates the criminals and also defines what we can and can’t do in response.
Paul Dainty
As Head of the City of London Police Fingerprint Enhancement Laboratory, Fingerprint Bureau and Hi-Tec Crime Unit (Digital Forensics), Paul manages a team of forensic specialists. With over 30 years’ experience in the field of forensics, he has represented the UK in overseas Disaster Victim Identification deployment, such as the response to the Boxing Day Tsunami in 2004. He has also served on secondment with the PSNI to assist in the investigation of the former “troubles” in Northern Ireland. Paul was selected as the Western European (as it was then) delegate for the development of fingerprint examination techniques in Albania and is currently engaged in the development of fingerprint examination techniques to support the investigation of International wildlife crime in Zimbabwe. He has also been fortunate to chair and present at the APAC Police Technology conference in Malaysia pre-Pandemic in 2019.
The Balham Poisoner and the story of the Tea Cup Poisoner that changed Forensic Psychiatry
Start Time: 18:00Annual General Meeting & Friends' Dinner 2021
Lund Lecture - The Salisbury Poisoning
Zombie Drugs Murders
No Body Murder
Grenfell Tower
FGM
Wildlife Crime
