Events from August 10, 2017 – March 11, 2017

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There are no upcoming events.

Latest Past Events

August 10, 2017 - August 13, 2017

Writers’ Police Academy

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Green Bay

$395

March 11, 2017 @ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm

How to Think Like an Alpha Cop

Chevy's Emeryville 1890 Powell Street, Emeryville

$20

Writers’ Police Academy

The 2024 Writers’ Police Academy is a special event called Killer Con, which is designed to help writers create stunning realism in their work, Killer Con focuses on the intricate details surrounding the crime of murder and subsequent investigations.

Learn from CSIs, homicide detectives, coroners, forensics and other experts, and more. There’s even a murder for you to solve by examining the scene of the crime, the body and other evidence, and using the tools and techniques learned at the event.

This is a KILLER event!

Visit The WPA website to register!

*The Writers’ Police Academy (WPA) is held every year and offers an exciting and heart-pounding interactive and educational hands-on experience for writers to enhance their understanding of all aspects of law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, and forensics.

Get to Know Lee Lofland

Lee Lofland is a nationally acclaimed expert on police procedure and crime-scene investigation, and is a popular conference, workshop, and motivational speaker.

Lee has consulted for many bestselling authors, television and film writers, and for online magazines. Lee has appeared as an expert on national television, BBC Television, and radio shows.

Lee is the host and founder of the Writers’ Police Academy, an exciting, one-of-a-kind, hands-on event where writers, readers, and fans learn and train at an actual police academy.

To schedule Lee for your event, contact him at lofland32@msn.com

Latest Past Events

Writers’ Police Academy

How to Think Like an Alpha Cop

Police Procedure and Investigation: A Guide for Writers

Countdown to 2024 KILLER CON

Writers’ Police Academy

Get to Know Lee Lofland