Televison shows have definetely highlighted the public's interest in police forensics. a police profiler, if this is your question, ia an occupation that does not occur overnight. a police forensic profiler can be a sworn law enforcement officer or a civillian. cities have one or the other or a combination. a sworn law enforcement officer, assigned to forensics, first has to complete the police academy in their department. second, an associate degree is also required in most police departments. third, experience, either on the police or civillian level. fourth, and most important....a natural gut feeling that occurs each time you enter a crime scene. its like a sixth sense, thats aquired or developed. Needless to say, a police forensic profiler, is an interesting, everchanging occupation. no two days, no two hours are the same. Note if the sight of human blood and decaying bodies makes you vomit, you should consider not becoming a police forensic profiler. it comes with the territory. For more in-depth information, contact your local or state police.

Stand sideways? ;-)

Stand outside an abortion clinic with a sign that says "Stop the Killing" oh wait you said profiler, dyslexic moment...I'd suggest a degree in psychology with a minor concentration in something related to logic, forensics, or criminal justice.

Go to college and study psychology and criminal justice to start with. That's what I did, and profiling was my plan.

Modern criminal investigations are increasingly making use of the 'Profiler'. This is a professional, usually a psychologist, who forms an opinion about the character of the as yet unidentified perpetrator of a crime. Based on evidence at the scene of the crime and the body of the victim, the profiler will paint a picture of the type of suspect the police should look for. About the FSS - The FSS is one of the world’s leading providers of Forensic Science Services, and is the market leader in the UK. Its principal activities include an unrivaled range of services for forensic casework, consultancy and training (including development of new forensic establishments abroad), paternity testing, and the supply of high quality evidence recovery kits and packaging (Scenesafe). - Recent innovations include advances in specialist products and techniques such as DNA software and databasing technology, biometric ID systems, portable data extraction devices, drug-testing kits, and mobile lab facilities. - Customers include the 43 police forces in England and Wales, public sector organizations and commercial companies, defense solicitors, and more than 60 overseas governments and law enforcement agencies. - The Forensic Science Service® is a trading name of Forensic Science Service Ltd., which is a UK Government owned company (GovCo). The Forensic Science Service and FSS are registered trademarks of Forensic Science Service Ltd. - For more information visit: http://www.forensic.gov.uk/ http://faculty.css.edu/dswenson/web/FORENSIC.HTM ---------------- You require to study Psychology, to have advanced Forensic Medicine and Forensic Law knowledge & training. Farewell

Take classes in Psychiatry, Behavioral or Forensic Science, Investigating violent and sexual crimes and abductions, Intelligence Research Specialists, Violent Crime Resource Specialists, and Crime Analyst.

Keep turning sideways! ;-)

I am takin criminology right now in college, and basically profiling from what we learn is basically sterotyping people from the way they look, i do not think it is very nice

Buy a Harley and drive slowly up & down Main Street? ;-)