LIBRS Training

Crime in LA, in conjunction with the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Association and the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement, now provides several free training courses to officers, deputies, and administrators working in and with Louisiana’s law enforcement agencies. These courses be used in conjunction with one-on-one training and on-the-job learning to improve officer knowledge and agency reporting standards.

Federal Crime Reporting Definitions

This course is divided into lessons on Crimes Against Persons, Crimes Against Property, and Crimes Against Society. By the end of the course, users should have a better understanding of how federal reporting of crimes differs from state- and local-level reporting.

Federal Crime Reporting Definitions

Training
1: Crimes Against Person Definitions
2: Crimes Against Property Definitions
3: Crimes Against Society Definitions

Other
1: Federal and Tribal Crimes Definitions

How to Submit Crime in Louisiana

Louisiana has one of the most extensive databases of crime in the United States. This course introduces agencies to the unique way Louisiana handles crime data, and what officers and deputies should be paying attention to as they log information about the crimes they are reporting.

TrackCrime Analytics 101

TrackCrime Analytics Training Guides for Law Enforcement Agencies:
Lesson 1: User Account Setup, Login, Account Preferences
Lesson 2: LIBRS Quality Control Module for my agency
Lesson 3: Crime Analytics for my agency

TrackCrime Analytics 101

This course includes specialized lessons that introduce administrators and agencies to the power of TrackCrime’s analytics modules. Learn about how TrackCrime collects and processes LIBRS data and submissions and provides visualizations of agencies’ crimes.

For technical support or to suggest additional training topics, contact Danny Jackson.