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HPU criminal justice student assesses mock crime scene

BROWNWOOD – May 24, 2018 – Howard Payne University sophomore Cody Ewing, criminal justice major from Valley Mills, gathers evidence at a mock crime scene where an alleged assault took place in the office of Lynn Humeniuk, associate professor of criminal justice and sociology and director of the Criminal Justice Program. The mock crime scene project is part of HPU’s Criminal Investigation course that helps students become familiar with procedures on gathering evidence that can be defended in a court of law. Bob Pacatte, director of HPU’s Department of Public Safety and chief of police, was instrumental in setting up the mock crime scene for the students.

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