Montooth Recently Promoted to Latent Print Identification Unit Supervisor
Evansville – Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter recently promoted Marcus Montooth to Forensic Scientist-Latent Print Identification Unit Supervisor.
Montooth is a native of Evansville and a 1997 graduate of Harrison High School. He later attended University of Evansville and graduated in 2001 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. Montooth started his career with the Indiana State Police in April 2003 where he served as a Forensic Scientist and examined latent prints at the Evansville Regional Lab.
Montooth is now the technical supervisor for the Indiana State Police Latent Print Unit with examiners in Evansville, Indianapolis, Lowell and Fort Wayne.
Montooth resides in Vanderburgh County with his wife, Alicia, and their two children.
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