CSA 1 - Other Firearms (Semi-/Automatic/Rifles)

Document_____/_____:

Firearm ID; Firearm marks

W/o serial # mark firearm w/ what?

Initials, time, date on non-removable part

When firearm has bolt mark what?

Bolt w/ initials, time, date

Needed info:

Safety on/off position, ammo exist in chamber, stain type/locale, serial #, make, model, caliber, gauge

Protect_____from object contact:

Barrel, slide, chamber, operating surface

Handle firearm by touching only what?

Areas w/o latent fingerprints (checkered/knurled)

Firearms r unloaded/placed in what?

Safe condition after collected w/ collector who has procedure assistance (firearm instructor, department armorer, on-site firearm examiner)

4 removing ammo mark what/

Cartridge, case, shell, magazine removed from firearm

Department policy allow labels 2_____cartridge/case, 4 label ammo make marks near_____don’t label ammo near rim/head/primer:

Place directly; mouth casing

Mark each cartridge/case w/ chamber #/magazine position that were received starting w/ what?

#1/other schema consistent w/ department 4 firearm ammo

Document in notes what?

Projectile/bullet type observed in chamber

Good 2 know projectile/bullet_____used:

Type (chamber container .357 caliber ‘Acme’ full metal jacket)

Mark each magazine 2 note what?

Cartridge, case, shell origin

4 each magazine side mark what?

Position 4 # cartridge/shell origin

Mark should include what?

# assign. 2 cartridge/case/shell where # reflects magazine position 4 cartridge/case/shell origin

Label container 4 ammo w/ same cartridge/case/shell/magazine # 2 include what?

Magazine position 4 cartridge/case origin

Wrap each object 2 what?

Protect trace evidence

When firearm doesn’t fit in container attach what?

Evidence tag (caliber, make, model, serial #)

Trigger guard is_____4 evidence tag:

Attachment point

Evidence tag includes:

Caliber, make, model, serial #

Place firearm/ammo container in what?

Prepared firearm container

Close/seal container w/ what?

Labeled evidence tape seal

Consider_____4 firearm handling/process:

Bodily fluids, latent prints, trace evidence