1. 4 Cool Meadow Court E-mail: Kdembeck3@gmail.com
Baltimore, MD 21237 Phone: 410-967-0979
Katelyn C. Dembeck
Objective To expand know ledge as a Medicolegal Death Investigator utilizing previous experience to provide
impartial scientific/forensic data during a death investigation.
Education 2012 - 2014 DeSales University Central Valley, PA
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice: Investigative Forensics; focus on violent crime
2008 - 2012 Towson University Towson, MD
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Psychology
Training
2015 – 2015 Death Investigation Training: Forensic Pathology
University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND
July 14, 2015
2015 – 2015 Death Investigation Training: Basics Grand Forks, ND
University of North Dakota
June 15, 2015
2014 – 2014 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
University Maryland/University College Aldelphi, MD
September-November 2014
2014 – 2014 Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation Largo, Fl
National Forensic Science Technology Center
July 9, 2014
2014 – 2014 Death Scene Checklist Lebexa, KS
Webinar
Dick Warrington in association w ith Lynn Peavey Company
July 8, 2014
2007 – 2007 Federal Bureau of Investigation Teen Academy Outreach
Program Baltimore, MD
Volunteer 2014 – Present The American Investigative Society of Cold Cases
The American Investigative Society of Cold Cases is a non-profit, volunteer based organization of
professionalinvestigatorswhose sole mission is to assist in solving cold cases. Collectively, AISOCC
offers advice and suggestionsto law enforcement professionals for furthering their cases.
 New sletter Committee Chair
 Administrative assistant to the President of AISOCC
 General Member
Professional
Experience
2015-2015 Maricopa County Office of the Medical Examiner Phoenix, AZ
Crime Scene Specialist/Medicolegal Death Investigator Asst.
Applied forensic knowledge in the examination of medicolegal death investigation, to assist 10 Medical
Examiners in the determination of cause and manner of death for natural, accidental, homicide, suicide,
and undetermined deaths.
 Collect evidence and on-scene information through the examination of the scene and decedent.
 Follow a strict chain of custody regarding evidence and the decedent.
 Photographing the scene to establish the correlation betw een the decedent, the evidence, and
the surrounding scene.
 Co - authored reports pertaining to the investigation.

2.  Establish communication betw een Federal, State, Municipal, and Tribal law enforcement
personnel.
 Obtained information related to the circumstances of death and forward knowledge to the
Medical Examiner.
 Review information to identify if the circumstances of death fallw ithin the jurisdiction of the
Office of the Medical Examiner.
 Establish a link betw een family and the Office of the Medical Examiner.
2012 – 2013 Baltimore City Police Department Southeastern District
Police Officer Assistant Baltimore, MD
Assisted patrolofficersin criminal investigations to include misdemeanor and felony crimes.
 Participated in the apprehension of members involved in a local drug syndicate.
 Enforced federal, state, municipal, and local statutes as related to criminal activities.
 Profiled and observed drug exchanges which established probable cause leading to the
processing and arrest of the suspectsinvolved.
2011 – 2011 State of Maryland Department of Mental Health and Hygiene
Psychology Intern Baltimore, MD
Expanded specialized know ledge in the field of forensic and clinicalpsychology under the guidance of the
Assistant Psychiatrist forthe state of Maryland.
 Examined the treatment of convicted felons with mental disorders living w ithin the confines of the
state penal system.
 Interacted w ith recently paroled convicted sexualoffenders during court mandated
treatment/sessions. Attended meetings related to the distribution and allocation of funding for the
mental ill w ithin the state.
 Visited numerous mental/psychologicalinpatient facilities to ensure property treatment of
patients/felons as ordered by the courts.
2011 – 2011 Baltimore County Police Department Towson, MD
Police Officer Intern
Interacted w ith multiple units w ithin the police department to include: K-9, crime scene, patrol, toxicology,
ballistics, and evidence.
 Applied forensic knowledge in the investigation of criminal behaviors and patterns.
 Utilized Baltimore County Police Department computer systemto enter FIRS establishing the
initial on-scene information collected during investigations.
 Executed and invoked county statutes as related to criminal activities.
 Created hand-outs to be distributed during domestic violence calls.
 Examined the chain of command w ithin this agency/department.
2011 – 2011 State of Maryland Division of Corrections Transition Services
Criminal Justice Intern Baltimore, MD
Created a guide for inmates in the transition fromthe penal systemto the generalpublic, w hich enabled
inmates to re-establish their position w ithin society.
 Authored surveysdistributed to inmates and processed the results of these surveysto build a
database of resources ensuring reacclimation and low er rate of recidivismw ithin the penal
system.
 Conducted interview swith convicted felons, obtaining information w hich was utilized in the
establishment of resources available to a paroled individual upon release.
 Visited numerous prisons and jails w ithin the state ensuring a large collection of data.
 Presented findings to the state and enhanced the services available to those w ithin the penal
system.
2013 – 2015 Medieval TimesDinner and Tournament
Assistant Bar Manager Hanover, MD

3. In charge of acclimating new and current employees to rules of the bar and the company.
 Training of new employees.
 Acclimating current employees to changing rules.
 Participation in monthly inventory and review of that inventory.
 Control of bar transfersof money.
 Liaison betw een employees and customers.
 Managing staff with coaching/teamworkmodel.
2015 – Present Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel
Bartender and Server Baltimore, MD
*references upon request