KNOXVILLE, TN - Smyrna Police Detectives Tiffany Kettering and Rebekah Ronin have reached an important milestone in their careers, graduating from the highly regarded National Forensic Academy (NFA) in Knoxville. This rigorous 10-week program is designed to enhance the skills of law enforcement personnel, equipping them with the tools and techniques needed to solve complex cases efficiently.
The NFA curriculum provides hands-on training in critical areas of forensic science, including blood spatter analysis, excavation of bodies from graves, arson investigation, entomology, fingerprinting, and more. Known for its challenging coursework and high standards, the academy attracts top-tier detectives and crime scene investigators from across the nation.
Both Detectives Kettering and Ronin excelled in their training, earning commendation for their dedication and expertise. Their graduation marks a significant achievement not only for them but also for the Smyrna Police Department, which will benefit from their advanced knowledge and skills. The detectives' advanced training is expected to play a vital role in solving crimes more effectively and providing justice for victims.
