Cary, N.C. — Wake County high school students and Cary police are joining forces at the second annual CSI Camp.
The week-long camp, held at Wake Tech, teaches students skills necessary to law enforcement including interviewing suspects and witnesses, writing reports, gathering and photographing evidence and review of public records such as search warrants.
On Friday, campers will apply what they've learned at a mock crime scene.
CSI Camp sets scene at Wake Tech
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