Dan Hally, Founders Accomplishments

Curriculum Vitae of: Mr. Daniel S. Hally

Specialist Field: Law enforcement practices with specialized skills in the following areas:

Domestic Violence Investigations, Sexual Assault Investigations, Interviewing Child Victims,

Human Trafficking Investigations, Child Abuse Investigations, Internet Crimes Against Children

Investigations, Forensic Facial Imaging, Interviewing Victims of Trauma, Stalking

Investigations, Homicide Investigations, Crime Scene Management, Crime Victim Services and

Police Supervisory Practices, Detection of Deception in written and oral statements, Violent

Offender Behavior patterns, and Missing person investigations.

Education

• Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership, Gonzaga University, Spokane,

Washington. Graduated May 2011.

• B.S. Degree in Justice Studies, Lewis Clark State College, Lewiston, Idaho. Graduated

December 1997.

• High School Diploma, Borah High School, Boise, Idaho. Graduated May 1983.

Training

Idaho Peace Officer Standard Training Academy; Washington State Criminal Justice

Certification Training; Harborview Medical Center and Washington Criminal Justice Training

Commission Child Abuse Interviewing & Assessment Training; USDOJ DNA Evidence

Collection, Washington Criminal Justice Training Commission Trainer Development, Fox

Valley Community College Internet Crimes Against Children Investigations Training,

Washington Criminal Justice Commission Middle Management Training, National Sheriff’s

Association Executive Leadership Training, Department of Homeland Security Executive Level

Terrorism and Disaster Response and Planning Training, Department of Homeland Security

Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness Training, Washington State BAC Certification, Stuart

Parks Forensic Associates Forensic Facial Imaging Re-certification training, Scientific Content

Analysis Training, Western Regional Institute of Public Orientated Public Safety Assessor

Training, FBI Forensic Facial Imaging School, Practical Homicide Investigations Training,

United States Department of Justice Court Security Best Practices Training, Basic Domestic

Violence Training, Interviewing Child Witnesses of Domestic Violence, Western Regional

Community Policing Center Community Teams Training, Idaho Department of Corrections

Interview Training, Idaho Department of Corrections Verbal and Text Deception Training, Idaho

Fraud Investigators Seminar, Composite Drawing for Law Enforcement Training, Composite

Drawing for Law Enforcement Workshop I Training, Composite Drawing for Law Enforcement

Certification Training, Western Community Policing Center Community Policing Team

Development Training, State of Idaho Peace Officer’s Standardized Domestic Violence

Investigation Training Program, U.S. Department of Justice, Train the Trainer Community

Policing Training, Idaho Department of Corrections Interview Training, Firearms Training and

Qualification, State of Idaho Juvenile Probation Academy, State of Idaho Family and Children

Services Academy, Train the Trainer Handle with Care Behavioral Management Training, 9th

Annual National College of District Attorney’s Conference on Domestic Violence, 10th Annual

National College of District Attorney’s Conference on Domestic Violence, OAISIS Domestic

Violence Training Program, Three Days in June Conference on Domestic Violence, United

States Forest Service Level II Law Enforcement Training, United States Forest Service

Advanced Level II Law Enforcement Training, United States Forest Service Wild Land Arson

Investigation Training, Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission First Level

Supervisor Training, National Seminars Project Management Training,

Awards and professional responsibilities

• Nominated for National Allied Professional Service Award, U.S. Department of Justice,

Office for Victims of Crime

• Army Achievement Medal

• President’s Academic List Lewis Clark State College

• Class President Idaho Peace Officer Academy Session #131

• Volunteer of the Year, Lewiston Clarkston YWCA

• Task Force Commander, Rachael Anderson Homicide Investigation, Resulted in a First

Degree Murder Conviction with no victim body ever being recovered.

Training Materials Developed and Presented

➢ Organizing a Coordinated Community Response, YWCA of Lewiston-Clarkston Annual

Conference. Clarkston, WA, Sept 2024.

➢ Understanding the Impacts of Trauma, YWCA of Lewiston-Clarkston Annual

Conference. Clarkston, WA, Sept 2024.

➢ Start by Believing, Conducting Sexual Assault Interviews and Investigations. YWCA of

Lewiston-Clarkston Annual Conference. Clarkston, WA, Sept 2024.

➢ Coordinated Community Response to Missing and Murdered Indigenous People,

Clearwater, Lewis, Idaho & Nez Perce Tribe Regional Taskforce Conference, May 2024

➢ Understanding the Dynamics of Human Trafficking. Clearwater, Lewis, Idaho & Nez

Perce County Regional Taskforce Conference, May 2024.

➢ Start by Believing

➢ Understanding the Dynamics of Human Trafficking for Medical Care Providers,

University of Idaho, May of 2022.

➢ Understanding the Dynamics of Family Violence, University of Idaho, November 2022.

➢ Human Trafficking in Rural Communities, Lewiston-Clarkston YWCA, September 2022.

➢ Stalking Investigations in Rural Communities, Lewiston-Clarkston YWCA, September

2018.

➢ Domestic Violence Investigations for Patrol, Sponsored by the Columbia County

Sheriff’s Office, Dayton, WA, December 2014.

➢ Interviewing Child Witnesses of Domestic Violence, Lewiston-Clarkston YWCA

Domestic Violence Conference, Clarkston, WA, and October 2014.

➢ Manipulative Tactics Offenders Use to Fool the Cops and Courts, Lewiston-Clarkston

YWCA Domestic Violence Conference, Clarkston, WA, October 2014.

➢ Interviewing Child Witnesses, National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Just Rural

Conference, December 2013.

➢ Establishing Safety for Children during Interviews, National Sexual Violence Resource

Center, Just Rural Conference, December 2013.

➢ Effective Grant Writing, Garfield County Health District, Pomeroy, WA, January 2013.

➢ How Offenders Fool the Cops and the Courts, Family Crisis Center of Northwest Iowa

Conference on Family Violence, Rock Rapids, Iowa, April 2012.

➢ Domestic Violence Investigations, Family Crisis Center of Northwest Iowa Conference

on Family Violence, Rock Rapids, Iowa, April 2012.

➢ Stalking Investigations, Family Crisis Center of Northwest Iowa Conference on Family

Violence, Rock Rapids, Iowa, April 2012.

➢ Effective Report Writing, Garfield County Sheriff’s Office, Pomeroy, Washington,

December 2011.

➢ Recognizing Defensive Wounds and Understanding Bruising, YWCA Annual

Conference, Clarkston, Washington, October 2011.

➢ Effective Leadership, Washington State Law Enforcement Records Association, Chelan,

Washington, October 2011.

➢ Internet and Cell Phone Safety for Educators, Lewiston School District, Lewiston, Idaho,

November 2010.

➢ Stalking Investigations, YWCA Annual Conference, Clarkston, Washington, October

2010.

➢ Understanding Domestic Violence and the impact on children-working with Child

Welfare and Service Programs, APCO Conference, Wenatchee, Washington, June 2010.

➢ Internet and Cell Phone Safety for Educators, Clarkston School District, Clarkston,

Washington. February 2010.

➢ Internet and Cell Phone Safety for Students, Heights Elementary School, Clarkston

School District, Clarkston, Washington. February 2010.

➢ Internet and Cell Phone Safety for Parents, Heights Elementary School, Clarkston School

District, Clarkston, Washington. February 2010.

➢ The Dangers of Sexting, Pomeroy High School, Pomeroy School District, Pomeroy,

Washington. January 2010.

➢ Understanding and Responding to Sexting, Clarkston School District, Clarkston,

Washington Educational Opportunity Center, January 2010.

➢ The Dangers of Sexting, Clarkston High School, Clarkston School District, Clarkston,

Washington. December 2009.

➢ Myths and Misconceptions, Barriers to Effective Services, YWCA 10th Annual

Conference on Domestic Violence, Clarkston, Washington. October 2009.

➢ How Offenders Fool Law Enforcement and the Courts, YWCA 10th Annual Conference

on Domestic Violence, Clarkston, Washington. October 2009.

➢ The Impact of Trauma on Victim Behavior, Worley, Idaho, October, 2008.

➢ Law Enforcement & Victim Advocates Working Together to Meet the Needs of

Survivors of Violent Crime, Worley, Idaho, October, 2008.

➢ Fraud & Identity Theft, Lewiston/Clarkston AARP, January 2008.

➢ The Impact of Trauma on Victim Behavior, YWCA Eighth Annual Conference on

Domestic Violence, Lewiston, Idaho. September 2007.

➢ Myths about Domestic Violence, It’s Not About Anger, It is About Control, YWCA

Eighth Annual Conference on Domestic Violence, Lewiston, Idaho. September 2007.

➢ Coordinated Community Response to Child Maltreatment, University of Oklahoma

Conference on Child Abuse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. September 2007.

➢ Report Writing for Law Enforcement to Improve Victim Safety and Offender

Accountability, University of Oklahoma Conference on Child Abuse, Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma. September 2007

➢ Understanding the Grants Management System and Progress Reporting, Tribal Victim

Assistance Conference, Portland, Oregon, 2007.

➢ Understanding the Impact of Bullying, Kaktovik School, Kaktovik, Alaska, April 2007.

➢ Understanding the Impact of Bullying, Barrow Middle School, Barrow, Alaska, April

2007.

➢ The Effects of Trauma and Victim Behavior, Kotzebue City Police Department,

Kotzebue, Alaska, April 2007.

➢ Team Building Training, Maniilaq Health Association, Kotzebue, Alaska, April 2007.

➢ The Ripple Effect of Crime, Coordinating a Community Response, U.S. Department of

Justice, Office of Justice Programs Tribal Justice and Safety Conference, Prior Lake,

MN, March 2007.

➢ Understanding Date Rape Drugs for Medical Responders 22nd Annual Grangeville EMT

Association Spring Fling Saturday, March 3 & Sunday, March 4, 2006.

➢ Crisis Intervention for Medical Responders 22nd Annual Grangeville EMT Association

Spring Fling Saturday, March 3 & Sunday, March 4, 2006.

➢ Developing Policy for Officer Involved Incidents of Domestic Violence, Indian Nations

Conference, and Palm Springs, CA, December 2006.

➢ Team Building Training for Law Enforcement and Community Partners, Indian Nations

Conference, Palm Springs, CA, December 2006.

➢ Report Writing for Law Enforcement to Improve Offender Accountability and Victim

Safety, Indian Nations Conference, Palm Springs, CA, December 2006.

➢ Elder Abuse, Asotin County Senior Activity Center, Clarkston, Washington, May 2006.

➢ Fraud & Identity Theft, Pasco Washington Senior Center, Pasco, WA, March 2006.

➢ Recognizing Child Abuse and Abusive Behavior in Relationships, Walla Wall

Community College, Clarkston, Washington, May 2005.

➢ Working with Victims of Sexual Assault, Asotin County District Health Department,

Clarkston, Washington, May 2005.

➢ Signs of Abusive Behavior, Clarkston School District, Clarkston, Washington, May

2005.

➢ Domestic Violence Investigations, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Criminal Justice

Agencies, Choctaw, Mississippi, April 2005.

➢ Health Relationships, Educational Opportunity Center, Clarkston School District,

Clarkston, Washington, January 2005.

➢ The Effects of Trauma, Understanding the Impact of First Responders, Lewiston, Idaho

YWCA Annual Domestic Violence Conference, Lewis Clark State College, Lewiston,

Idaho, September 2004.

➢ Elder Abuse, Tribal Victim Assistance Project, Office of Victims of Crime, Unified

Solutions Coaching & Consulting Group, Teleclass, July 2004.

➢ Elder Abuse, Understanding the Basics, Idaho Council on Domestic Violence, Boise,

Idaho, June 2004.

➢ The Effects of Trauma, Understanding Victim Behavior, Idaho Council on Domestic

Violence, Boise, Idaho, June 2004.

➢ How They Sketch Those Faces, Idaho Association of Legal Professionals Annual

Conference, Lewiston, Idaho, April, 2004.

➢ First Response Training, Native Village of Barrow Victim Assistance Program, Barrow,

Alaska, April, 2004.

➢ Dating Violence, Clarkston High School, Clarkston School District, Clarkston, WA

February, 2004.

➢ Dating Violence, Asotin High School, Asotin School District, Asotin, WA, February,

2004.

➢ Dating Violence, Tammany Alternative High School, Lewiston School District,

December, 2003.

➢ First Responder Training, “The Effects of Trauma,” Guadalupe, Arizona, Pascua Yaqui

Tribe, Walking in Balance Program, November 2003.

➢ Dating Violence Awareness, Lewis Clark State College, August 2003.

➢ Crisis Intervention, Crow Indian Tribe Social Services, Crow Agency, Montana, July

2003.

➢ Bullying in Schools, Idaho Council on Domestic Violence, Three Days in June

Conference, Boise, Idaho, June 2003.

➢ Dating Violence, Idaho Council on Domestic Violence, Three Days in June Conference,

Boise, Idaho, June 2003.

➢ Youth Violence, Train the Trainer, Public Training Institute, Hilton Head Island, South

Carolina, May 2003.

➢ Crisis Intervention, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, May 2003.

➢ Criminal Investigations in Indian Country Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs

Reservation, Warm Springs, Oregon, April 2003.

➢ Dating Violence, Pomeroy High School, April 2003.

➢ Dating Violence, Clarkston Alternative School, January 2003.

➢ Dating Violence, State of Tennessee Department of Law Enforcement Student Resource

Officer Training, Knoxville, Tennessee.

➢ Dating Violence, Fisher Indiana Police Department Youth Violence Train the Trainer

Conference, Fisher, Indiana.

➢ Dating Violence, Public Training Institute, Youth Violence Train the Trainer Conference,

Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

➢ Turtle Mountain Family Violence Conference, Dating Violence, Belcourt, North Dakota.

➢ Understanding Dating Violence, Women are Sacred Conference on Domestic Violence,

San Diego, CA

➢ Understanding Dating Violence, Advocate and Law Enforcement Conference, Ada

County Prosecutor’s Office, Boise Idaho 2001 Conference, Dating Violence Presentation

➢ Dating Violence, Lewiston-Clarkston YWCA 2001 Conference

➢ Dating Violence, Three Days In June Conference on Domestic Violence, Boise Idaho,

June 2001.

➢ Dating Violence, Three Days In June Conference on Domestic Violence, Boise, Idaho.

June 1999.

➢ League of Women Voters Lewiston Chapter, Dating Violence Presentation,

➢ Lewiston Rotary Club, Domestic Violence Presentation

➢ Lewiston School District POP program, Dating Violence Presentation

➢ Clarkston School District, Clarkston, WA Alternative High School presented on Teen

Dating Violence and Date Rape Drugs and recognizing abusive behavior, 2001 and 2002.

➢ Lewis Clark State College on the following topics, Domestic Violence, Development of

Treatment Plans, Criminal Investigations and the use of Forensic Art in Criminal

Investigations, and Dating Violence and Date Rape Drugs.

➢ Numerous presentations in high schools and colleges on the topic of violence in

relationships.