This intensive two-day training will cover crash scene evidence collection, crash reconstruction, the DRE investigation, charging decisions, victim outreach, and more! FURY ROAD begins at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, September 20 and ends at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, September 21. The training will now take place in Richmond (not Staunton). This program is limited to approximately ten (10) resident teams and five (5) commuter teams of two (2) people. Commuters are those who reside within twenty-five (25) miles of the training facility. Teams must include a prosecutor and a law enforcement officer who is either a Virginia State Trooper, a member of a local jurisdiction’s crash response team, or regularly involved in investigating fatal motor vehicle crashes.

Registration does not guarantee acceptance. Registrants will be notified by July 9th whether they have been accepted into the program.   Details on the training facility and program will be provided in the acceptance letter. CASC will not provide travel mileage reimbursement for this program and students will be responsible for their own meals. CASC will provide lodging for resident teams.

This program is for Virginia prosecutors and law enforcement officers only.