Rewind 10 or 20 years ago, and the Private Investigator field looked a lot different. You can see this in films about Private Investigators. There was a lot of “gumshoe” sleuthing, tailing suspects in cars and on foot, using gut
The “Stingray” – it sounds like an aquatic predator! However, here the name refers to a device that can locate and surveil known cell phone numbers. For defendant Raymond Lambis, a known drug trafficker living in New York City, this
Mobile Surveillance-Dangers, Pitfalls, and Liabilities-Part 4: How to Know When Enough is Enough The advent of technology tools has made mobile surveillance so much easier in some ways; but it has also made it harder – and more dangerous –
The millennial generation has been spawning news headlines almost since birth. They are unlike any preceding generation, as the Washington Post reports. Millennials have more education, social savvy, money and free will than all other generations combined. A recent New
[CLICK HERE FOR PART 1] Mobile Surveillance: Dangers, Pitfalls and Liabilities [CLICK HERE FOR PART 2] Mobile Surveillance: The Fine Line Between Legal and Illegal Surveillance There are two ways to become an expert in your career as a Private
Laratio Lorenzo Dantzler has been described as “evil” and a “cold-blooded killer.” The jury who convicted him spent less than one hour in deliberations before returning to mete out the maximum possible sentence for a double homicide crime. But justice
[CLICK HERE FOR PART 1 Mobile Surveillance: Dangers, Pitfalls, and Liabilities] As a Private Investigator, you are paid to get information. The better you become at getting information for your clients, the more successful you are likely to become in
Professionals working as Private Investigators today enjoy a strong career outlook in a constantly evolving field with ever-expanding job opportunities. A “day in the life” of a Private Investigator often includes great diversity, from in-office research to field work to
What Does it Take to Become a Private Investigator? As a Private Investigator, or PI, you will enter a fast-growing field that offers excellent pay for full or part-time hours and exciting, diverse career opportunities. As a PI, you have
One of the perks of being in professional law enforcement is that you can often retire on a full pension after just 20 or 25 years of service. Retiring on a full pension, however, does not give most officers the
