Published May 06, 2009, 01:28 PM
With a dozen or so screw drivers, a plethora of plastic-coated computer wires, USB cords and several hard drives strewn about on Det. Paul Torguson’s desk, at first glance one might conclude the Woodbury police investigator is not exactly a neat freak.
Cyber sleuth tackles computer crimes
In the Woodbury Bulletin print edition onlyWith a dozen or so screw drivers, a plethora of plastic-coated computer wires, USB cords and several hard drives strewn about on Det. Paul Torguson’s desk, at first glance one might conclude the Woodbury police investigator is not exactly a neat freak.
By: Hank Long, Woodbury Bulletin
- Computer forensics
Det. Paul Torguson of the Woodbury Police Department was recently certified in computer forensics examination. He’s the first person in the Woodbury Public Safety Department to have obtained such a certification.
Staff photo by Hank Long
With a dozen or so screw drivers, a plethora of plastic-coated computer wires, USB cords and several hard drives strewn about on Det. Paul Torguson’s desk, at first glance one might conclude the Woodbury police investigator is not exactly a neat freak.
But once you learn that Torguson is performing forensics analyses of eight separate computers for various criminal investigations, the best description of the veteran cop’s office changes from messy to busy.
For the detailed feature story about Woodbury's first certified computer forensics examiner, see the May 6 Woodbury Bulletin print edition.
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