John Tuer
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John teaches across programs in the school of law and policing. He primarily teaches on the cybercrime program and brings experience in the use of digital forensics and cybercrime investigation throughout policing. He also teaches fraud, money laundering and asset recovery.
John teaches extensively regarding the use of specialist investigative techniques in a serious and organised crime context.
John is a retired police officer having worked for thirty one years with Greater Manchester Police where, as a detective, he specialised in digital forensics, cybercrime investigation and organised crime.
- BSc (Hons) Computing and Information Technology (Open University 2006)
- FHEA Fellowship
- Digital Forensics
- Financial Investigation and asset recovery
- Cybercrime investigation
John's current MSc research is focussed on the landscape used in online grooming offending. He is particularly interested in the features of applications that attract offenders.
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