Tennessee – Detective Clayton Hall of the Maryville Police Department graduated from Session 69 of the National Forensic Academy (NFA) last week.
The NFA is a rigorous 10-week program that trains participants in advanced evidence identification, collection, and preservation.
During the program, Hall participated in classroom instruction, lab activities, and field exercises covering crime scene techniques such as Shooting Scene Incident Reconstruction and Bloodstain Pattern Analysis.
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