From 1965 until 1968, Aycock served in the United States Army serving multiple tours of duty in Vietnam. September 1, 1968, Aycock entered the Texas Department of Public Safety, and after completing basic training was commissioned as a Highway Patrolman. 1973 he was promoted to the Narcotics Section and in 1979 was promoted to a sergeant in the Narcotics Section. 1982 was appointed as a Texas Ranger and retired August 31, 2001. Educational degrees were obtained from Navarro College and Baylor University while a working member of the above sections of the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Multiple instructors will be used to cover all topics. All instructors have at least 10 to 20 years in their respected fields and some are Nationally known Authors, Trainers and Investigators.

REX PLANT: Senior Evidence Technician Forensic Training Services 28 + years of combined LE experience. Rex Plant is the past Mobile Crime Laboratory Training Coordinator for the Metropolitan Police Department, Washington DC. Rex was a sworn Senior Officer/Evidence Technician with an extensive background in evidence recovery and crime scene examinations. Over the past twelve years Rex has specialized in homicide scenes in a city that ranks one of the highest murder rates in the nation. His hands on knowledge of death and murder scenes affords him the ability to present one of the finest crime scene reconstruction and evidence recovery classes in the field. Rex has conducted training seminars for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms, The United States Secret Service, the United States Attorneys Office, Washington, DC along with numerous state and local law enforcement agency�s. He has been qualified on numerous occasions as an expert witness in the field of crime scene reconstruction, examination and physical evidence recovery. He has authored training materials on crime scene procedures and techniques of evidence identification, recovery and interpretation. He is a former faculty member of the Prince George�s Community College Forensic Science Division and a member of the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts. Officer Plant holds certification in Forensic training as well as instructor development and course design.

19 years experience, Agent Ritter currently works Major Crime Scene Investigation’s for his department. Agent Ritter is also A graduate of the FBI National Academy 200th session and holds a BA in Criminal Justice.

Metropolitan Police Department Washington, D.C. Date of Appointment: 04-29-73 Graduated from MPDC Police Academy 12-21-1973 Assigned to the MPDC Seventh District Station 12-23-1973 During seven years in the Seventh District, assignments included: Scout Car patrol assignments Patrol Wagon assignments Plain Clothes tactical assignments (stake outs and undercover assignments) Station Clerk assignments Acting Sergeant assignments Promoted to the rank of Sergeant 11-30-1980 Assigned to the Fifth District Station 11-30-1980 During five years in the Fifth District, assignments included: Supervised Patrol Officers assigned to foot beats, motorcycle beats, and patrol wagons. Supervised plain clothes tactical unit Supervised uniformed special event units, (Redskins football games, parades, large crowd entertainment events) Supervised Fifth District K-9 unit Supervised Fifth District Warrant Squad Transferred to the Identifications and Record Division, Crime Scene Examination Section 06-16-1980, as Supervisor of the Mobile Crime Lab. Served as ID & Records Watch Commander on evening and midnight tours of duty, responsible for the supervision and overall operation of the Department’s Central Cell Block, Central Records Section, Latent Fingerprints Section, AFIS Identification Section, Firearms and Tool-Mark Section. Graduated from the Department’s Crime Scene Investigation School 10-26-1985. Processed over 850 homicide scenes as lead or assisting evidence technician. Processed over 600 sexual assault crime scenes as lead or assisting evidence technician. Processed over 250 bank robbery scenes as lead or assisting evidence technician. Processed numerous death scenes involving overdoses, suicides, accidental deaths, industrial accidents and traffic accidents. Processed the scene of a small airplane collision into the White House causing the death of the pilot. Testified in trials involving cases of homicide, assault withy intent to kill and sexual assaults over six hundred times. Has testified as a crime scene expert in D.C. Superior Court three times. Has testified in civil trials and depositions numerous times. Retired from the Metropolitan Police Department on June 26, 2004.