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Your Role as a Law Enforcement Officer in Human Trafficking Investigation

Learn the key responsibilities and procedures for law enforcement officers in tackling human trafficking in the State of Texas. Gain insights on cooperation with authorities, review processes, and essential contacts for investigative assistance.

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Your Role as a Law Enforcement Officer in Human Trafficking Investigation

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  1. Advanced Human Trafficking in the State of Texas TCOLE Course #: 3271 Participant Handout UNIT TEN & FINAL TEST Hosted By Bexar County Constable’s Office PCT#4 Constable Robert M. Blount

  2. UNIT TEN Your Role as a Texas Peace Officer (Law Enforcement Officer)

  3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Learning Objective 10.0: The participant will be able to review your role as law enforcement 3

  4. 10.1 Review your role as a Law Enforcement Officer A. Keep doing what you are doing B. Take a closer look and look beneath the surface C. Help build and prosecute crimes at state and federal level

  5. 10.1 Review your role as a Law Enforcement Officer Continued D. Cooperate with prosecuting attorneys, social services, and federal authorities E. Call the Department of Homeland Security / Immigration and Customs Enforcement for investigative assistance such as checking immigration status (24 hours).

  6. 10.1 Review your role as a Law Enforcement Officer Continued F. Language Line (pay for service: .68 -.74 per minute) Texas Account Manager – Tom Costello 877-735-9770

  7. Call the Department of Homeland Security / Immigration and Customs Enforcement for investigative assistance such as checking immigration status (24 hours). 802-872-6020 YOUR ROLE AS LAW ENFORCEMENT

  8. ATTORNEY GENERAL’S HUMAN TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATORS Dave Torsiello Investigator – North Texas 512-936-1963 dave.torsiello@oag.state.tx.us Jeff Ortiz Investigator – Austin 512-936-1796 jeff.ortiz@oag.state.tx.us Jesus Venegas Investigator – Houston 281-372-5848 jesus.venegas@oag.state.tx.us Paul Hall Lieutenant - Austin 512-936-0568 paul.hall@oag.state.tx.us John Schneemann Auditor / Investigator – Austin (512) 936-1463 john.schneemann@oag.state.tx.us Tracy Weems Trainer / Investigator – Austin 512-936-0555 tracy.weems@oag.state.tx.us

  9. DEFINE & PROCESS Define: Explain your role as a Texas Peace Officer – Law Enforcement Officer Process:

  10. Questions?

  11. SOURCES ADVANCED HUMAN TRAFFICKING TCOLE Course # 3271 All Course Sources and/or Resources are listed in your Participant Handout

  12. FOR YOUR ATTENTION

  13. TAKE A 15-MINUTE BREAK

  14. COURSE & INSTRUCTOR EVALUATION Form • Please complete a course and instructor evaluation form. • If you rate 2 or below you must justify on reverse side. • Constructive Criticism helps all, being negative helps no one.

  15. Exam • Graduation

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