Mr. Barrette is a consultant that specializes in vehicle collision reconstruction. Mr. Barrette has a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an M.S. degree in Engineering. He was a crash reconstructionist with the Lake County Illinois Sheriff's Police from 1985 to 1993 and started teaching at the Northwestern University Traf
Mr. Barrette is a consultant that specializes in vehicle collision reconstruction. Mr. Barrette has a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an M.S. degree in Engineering. He was a crash reconstructionist with the Lake County Illinois Sheriff's Police from 1985 to 1993 and started teaching at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute (now the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety) in 1990. Mr. Barrette authored the chapter entitled Reconstruction of Heavy Truck Crashes in Traffic Crash Reconstruction published by Northwestern University. He joined Fricke Cooper Engineering, an engineering firm specializing in traffic crash reconstruction in 1993. upon the retirement of Mr. Fricke, Mr. Barette became a principal in the consult firm of Cooper Barrette Consulting, L.L.C. Mr. Barrette continues to teach traffic crash investigation and reconstruction courses at the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety and serves as a police officer with the Lake Villa Police Department and is a Deputy Commander of the Lake County Illinois Major Crash Assistance Team (MCAT).
Mr. Hyde is an ACTAR accredited traffic accident reconstructionist who specializes in vehicle collision reconstruction. Mr. Hyde has over 1,800 hours of crash investigation and reconstruction training, and he is a certified Crash Reconstruction Specialist, Lead Homicide Investigator, and Truck Enforcement Officer.
Mr. Hyde has over 20 yea
Mr. Hyde is an ACTAR accredited traffic accident reconstructionist who specializes in vehicle collision reconstruction. Mr. Hyde has over 1,800 hours of crash investigation and reconstruction training, and he is a certified Crash Reconstruction Specialist, Lead Homicide Investigator, and Truck Enforcement Officer.
Mr. Hyde has over 20 years of law enforcement experience, including the investigation and reconstruction of serious and fatal traffic crashes. Mr. Hyde serves as the Commander for the Lake County Major Crash Assistance Team (MCAT), where he oversees a task force of 60 investigators. He is a certified Bosch Crash Data Retrieval (CDR) System Trainer and Mentor, Technician and Analyst, and applies electric CDR, GPS and cellular phone examinations data to investigations. Mr. Hyde is trained to properly download and preserve data from heavy vehicle event data recorders. Mr. Hyde is an adjunct instructor at Northwestern University Center for Public Safety (NICPS) where he teaches Crash Investigation, Crash Reconstruction and CDR courses. He also develops new courses and is a coauthor of a chapter in the Traffic Crash Investigation Manual and Traffic Crash Reconstruction book. Mr. Hyde joined Cooper Barrette Consulting in 2004.
Mr. Hyde has a B.A Degree in Criminal Justice from Columbia College and studied engineering at Iowa State University prior to obtaining his B.A, Degree.
From 1976 to 1984, Mr. Cooper was a trooper with the Indiana State Police. The last five years of his tenure with the Indiana State Police he served as the Area IV and V Accident Reconstruction Specialist before joining the staff of the Accident Investigation Division at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute (now the Northwestern
From 1976 to 1984, Mr. Cooper was a trooper with the Indiana State Police. The last five years of his tenure with the Indiana State Police he served as the Area IV and V Accident Reconstruction Specialist before joining the staff of the Accident Investigation Division at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute (now the Northwestern University Center for Public Safet). While at Northwestern University, Mr. Cooper authored and co-authored several chapters in Traffic Crash Reconstruction published by Northwestern University. He received his V.S. Degree, in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Purdue University graduating magna cum laude. He continues to teach courses offered by Northwestern in the areas of collision investigation and reconstruction. In 1990, he became the Director of the Accident Investigation Division at Northwestern University. Then in 1992, he and Lynn B. Fricke became partners and formed Fricke Cooper Engineering, Inc. an engineering firm specializing in traffic-crash reconstruction. When Mr. Fricke retired in 2000. Mr. Cooper and longtime Fricke Cooper Engineering employee Roger W. Barrette formed Cooper Barrette Consulting, L.L.C.
Gary Cooper has since retired from active consulting engagements. Gary continues his work with Cooper Barrette Consulting and its partnership with Northwestern University Center for Public Safety projects.
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