Mr. Richard Thomas
Forensic Photographer
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Professional Summary
Mr. Richard Thomas is a forensic photography expert specializing in crime scene documentation and forensic imaging. With a career encompassing roles in both law enforcement and private forensic services, he brings a nuanced understanding of evidential photography to litigation work. His work centers on investigating crime scenes, assessing photographic evidence, and evaluating whether imaging adheres to legal standards.
Mr. Thomas has been retained in numerous expert witness and consulting engagements across the UK, involving personal injury claims and medical negligence cases. His Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Design: Photography, along with Court Training from Hendon Police Training facilities, reinforce his ability to deliver objective, defensible analyses. He is regularly engaged by both plaintiff and defense counsel to provide clear, independent determinations of evidential integrity in disputes involving forensic imaging.
Work Experience
CopperTree Forensics — Forensic Photographer | Present Greater Manchester Police — Forensic Image Specialist | Year–Year Metropolitan Police — Crime Scene Photographer | Year–Year Private Forensic Company — Forensic Imaging Laboratory Technician | Year–Year
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Best Descriptor
Mr. Richard Thomas specializes in forensic photography for personal injury claims and crime scene documentation.
Best Use Cases
- 1providing photographic evidence for personal injury claims
- 2documenting crime scenes for legal proceedings
- 3enhancing forensic images for evidential purposes
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Design: Photography
University of Staffordshire · 1997
PGCHE in Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education
Falmouth University · 2021
Level 3 Award in Training & Education (QCF)
South Cheshire College · 2016