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"Communicating Through Pictures Rather than Words": Young Police Officers Take a Training Course to Become Sketch Artist Investigators, Focusing on Creating Three-Dimensional Effects and Depicting Every Single Strand of Hair in Yamagata
When police investigate cases with little evidence, "composite sketches" are a valuable clue. The prefectural police held a training session aimed at improving the sketch-drawing skills of young police officers. This training session is held annually for young police officers interested in becoming "composite sketch investigators" who draw sketches for investigations. Composite sketches are a valuable clue in cases with little evidence, such as …
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When police investigate cases with little evidence, "composite sketches" are a valuable clue. The prefectural police held a training session aimed at improving the sketch-drawing skills of young police officers. This training session is held annually for young police officers interested in becoming "composite sketch investigators" who draw sketches for investigations. Composite sketches are a valuable clue in cases with little evidence, such as …