The workshop is designed for law enforcement officers, human service agencies, media professionals, prosecutors, children's advocacy center personnel and others interested in the prevention of Internet crimes against children. Topics to be covered include what to do when a child is suspected of communicating with a sexual predator online, conducting a child exploitation investigation and preserving evidence, computer technology, legal issues and practical applications. Instructors for the course are Detective Gregory R. Moore and Officer Vicky Gillette. Moore is the lead investigator for the North Alabama Children's Sexual Abuse Team and the recipient of the David Lipscombe Leadership Award and the Outstanding Investigator Award from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Gillette is president of the Missing and Exploited Children Unit of the Florence Police Department.
Registration is required.
The AUM Sensations took third place at the Universal Dance Association dance camp, held at the University of Alabama July 29. Eleven teams competed. The Sensations are, left-right, Toni Rogers, Laura McCann, Cara Hathcock, Jenny LeVan, Elizabeth Rhodes, Beth Boyce, Carrie Truelove, Candace Johnson and Letetia Liptrot. The team will begin performing at AUM home basketball games in November. Live radio and TV remotes.