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Forensic Expert Henry Lee Says His Connecticut Institute Trained Over 10,000 Chinese Police Officers
Henry Lee, an expert who worked on O.J. Simpson's defense, said he trained more than 10,000 Chinese police personnel in the United States through his forensic institute in Connecticut. The institute receives federal funding. The Daily Caller News Foundation first reported Lee's claims.
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J. U.S. through his forensic institute in Connecticut. The Daily Caller News Foundation reported that Lee made the claim about the scale of the training program.
Lee's forensic institute is federally funded. He conducted the sessions for Chinese police at the institute he runs in Connecticut. Lee stated that the program had instructed more than 10,000 personnel.
The training occurred entirely within the United States at his facility. Federal dollars have supported the institute's operations. The revelations center on work that Lee has described in detail.
Simpson defense. His institute continued to receive federal funding while hosting the Chinese police training sessions. Lee's account places the total number of trainees above 10,000.
Federal support for the facility forms a central element of the Daily Caller News Foundation's reporting. The story has drawn attention to the intersection of American forensic expertise, federal grants and foreign law enforcement training. Lee has not provided a specific time frame for when the full total of more than 10,000 officers passed through the program.
His institute remains the sole location identified for the sessions.
