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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2013 · 30 MIN

Major Incident Reconstruction Technologies with Oscar Cruz

from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio

Oscar Cruz was selected to the Texas DPS’ Mobile Incident Response Team – M.I.R.T., and appointed as Assistant Team Leader, supervising collision investigations and reconstructions to Texas Department of Public Safety officers and police agencies. In 2004, Cruz launched Major Incident Reconstruction Technologies to perform similar work for in the private sector, for civil law firms. Cruz also trains police departments on major incident investigation, reconstruction and technologies. Topics covered on this show: Oscar Cruz and his career background and experience as member of elite response team; Major incident investigation and technologies for law firms and experience with Texas DPS; Qualified expert witnesses in courtroom testimony in collision reconstruction investigations; Law Enforcement training – Police Training Specialists, Inc., and Oscar’s role; New technologies and innovations in major incident investigation and reconstruction. Oscar Cruz is a professional collision investigator, reconstructionist and safety consultant in personal injury incidents, and is a qualified expert witness. Cruz is the owner of Major Incident Reconstruction Technologies. A 20-year retired veteran of the Texas Department of Public Safety State Troopers, Cruz also owns Police Training Specialists, Inc., offering collision investigation and reconstruction training courses to police departments. Dial (956) 621-1048; Email: [email protected]; Web: www.MIRT-Texas.com Sponsor: Nick Augustine PR -Keeping your marketing machine moving so you can focus on work.

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