Arson Profiling Workshop

Wednesday 30 May 2007 WatersEdge, Sydney Australia

Arson costs the Australian community approximately $600m per annum. In addition to targeting bush, arsonists also target schools, homes, commercial premises and motor vehicles. This workshop, led by one of Australia’s leading authorities on Arson, Dr Rebekah Doley, consultant psychologist, will have direct relevance to organisations with an interest in combating arson including police and fire services, insurance companies, state forests, government departments.
ARSON PROFILING WORKSHOP
	WEDNESDAY 30 MAY 2007
1:10pm	Registration
1.30pm	Arson Profiling Workshop Briefing Session
1.45pm	Arson Profiling Workshop Session I * Criminal Behaviour Analysis and how it applies to arson * Uses and limitations for the investigator * Spatial patterns in firesetting * The Australian arsonist - who is it and why do they do it? Presenting information from a unique Australian national study into adult serial firesetting
3.15pm	Afternoon tea
3.45pm	Arson Profiling Workshop Session II * Motives for Arson - Examining the link between personal characteristics and crime scene features for: - Profit - Crime Concealment - Vandelism fires * The Bushfire Arsonist - Comparing Australian data with international arsonist profiles. What do the differences tell us about how best to handle this problem? * Interviewing Methods
5.45pm	Close

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