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Show Page B8 (Tin tTimfs-.3lnhgpnibf- Thursday, August 24, 2000 nt Dealing willi sexual assault is part of the training for local nurses aw'L Six nurses from Allen Memo- victim isnt able to testify as to what specifically happened. A forensics nurse presenter, Su Briner-BrowRN, FNE, rial Hospital attended the Sexual Assault Workshop that was help in Price or. Aug 8 Chuck Davis, administrator for Allen Memorial Hospital, recognized the need in Moab to have more specialized training on sexual assault and n, DABFE, DABFN, said that proper gathering of evidence oc- curred is critical to prosecution. Nurses are being trained around the State of Utah to do the code-examines and collect the vital evidence of a crime. If you would like to know more about this workshop or others that are planned please call evidence gathering Eastern Utah AHEC was contacted to help sponsor the training that took place at the College of East- "A:. ,p af- ter the sexual assault has if i i? R ern Utah lave you ev er seen the movie Silerue of the Lamb s' How about the TV' show Profiler asked by Ex F B I Profiler, and currently Provos Chief of Police, Greg Coo-ie- r Unlike the TV show, its not necessary to have psychic ability to Ik- a profiler" The behavioral characteristics of a serial criminal turn into the clues in solving crimes Profilers are able to use educated intuition to fit the behavioral pieces together to come up with a composite of the type of personpersons that committed certain crimes Eastern Utah AHEC, sponsored in part the Sexual Assault 1 Vfv STdr 3 EU-AHE- C (435)613-546- At left, 3 U'frf2-- profiler and current Chief of Police for Provo, Greg Cooper and Program Coordinator Shirley Coyne take a break during a training seminar for nurses on how to deal with sexual accai lit uirtime - R Ex-F- EU-AHE- C profiler and current Chief of Police for Provo, Greg Cooper leads a training seminar for nurses on how to deal with victims of sexual assault. Ex-F- : f T a i shop with seventy-fivprofessionals attending Nurses, law enforcement, mental health personnel, teachers, clergy, and students gathered August 8, 2000, at CEU. The goal of the daylong seminar was to train and inform professionals in various aspects of sexual assault, drug facilitated rape, and evidence gathering ProAccording to Coordinator gram Shirley Coyne, the seminar was a success in that it helped meet the immediate needs of the community. Georgia Russell RN at AMH attended the workshop and said, I actually used the information from the class two days after the course." There was a sexual trauma case that was a terrible tragedy but thanks to the seminar I knew the procedures for gathering f evidence and I had a knowledge base to approach the poor victim." Coyne said, This is the perfect example of how works. We identify a need in the community and then bring resources to meet that need." Rape has long been recognized as one of the most of all crimes. Grace gave the Utah rape statistics for 19b8 as 852 case. McCallan pointed out that as alarming as the statistics are, they are only about two to three percent of the actual number of rape cases. Drug facilitated rape is on the increase with alcohol as the drug of choice for predators on the prowl looking for an easy mark. Detective Heather Stnngfellow from the Salt Lake City Police Department went over the list of other drugs used to facilitate rape, typically a drug is put into a victims drink while shes distracted and then she loses the ability to resist a sexual assault. These cases are extremely difficult to prosecute because the e f ( jd & i I. umacy a:$ (A v x i tt t Total c. V f fovitigs EU-AHE- C J I . f I FRIDAY, ! August SUNDAY, c a r 27,hAT YOUR MOAB CITY MARKET f EU-AHE- C t under-reporte- d -- A. 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