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PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 12, 2017 -- Spokeo for Law EnforcementTM experts, Aaron Taylor and Stephen Henderson will lead a 90-minute workshop at the Florida Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Symposium on December 13 at 8:00 a.m. EST. The presentation will focus on introducing the new proprietary investigative portal that intersects social media and public records and its application in online investigations.
Each year, the Florida Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Symposium, brings hundreds of federal, state, and local law enforcement investigators, forensic experts, and prosecutors together to participate in workshops and lectures to further their knowledge while providing them with the tools necessary to combat the online exploitation of children.
“The ability to link social media records between different aliases and public records is crucial in the success of any investigation that involves online activity by a person of interest,” said Aaron Taylor, Vice President of Customer Care at Spokeo. “We’re thrilled to be able to present our online portal to this dedicated group of professionals and help provide additional insight to aid their investigations.”
Taylor and Henderson will discuss Spokeo For Law Enforcement’s offerings in helping to increase propensity of find as well as share success stories from previous investigations. The 90-minute workshop will also include additional tips and tools for boosting social media investigations beyond the use of Spokeo.
About Spokeo
Spokeo is a people search platform helping users know more about the people in their lives. Based in Pasadena, the search tool organizes billions of records, from thousands of sources, into comprehensive profiles that can be used to make informed decisions or connect with others. Spokeo provides access to social profiles, court records, criminal records, names, addresses, phones and emails, or personal details, marital status, and more. For more information about Spokeo, visit https://www.spokeo.com or follow @spokeo on Twitter.
About Spokeo for Law Enforcement
Spokeo for Law Enforcement is a robust and easy-to-use investigative tool that connects both social media and public records to provide deep people intelligence. Spokeo aims to serve as an additional investigative source and provides an enhanced solution complementing the traditional data platforms. For more information about Spokeo for Law Enforcement or to request a free trial, visit https://www.spokeo.com/law-enforcement.
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