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what does the crime scene response team do
process the crime scene
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Six Team Positions
team leader, photographer, sketch preparer, evidence custodian, evidence recovery personnel, specialists
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Team Leader
in charge of scene, ensures safety, prepares administrative log/narrative description, team assignments, conducts final survey, release scene
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Preliminary survey
with team leader and photographer, makes sure of sufficient personnel and specialists, define scene, collect transient evidence
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why do you have to be so careful when releasing the scene
you only get one shot, once the scene has been released, you cannot go back to it
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is the team leader in charge of the investigation?
no, they are in charge of the crime scene, which is not the same
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Photographer
entire scene as general, overall, medium, and close-up (with and without scale), evidence, latent fingerprints, impressions, photography log
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Sketch Preparer
create scene sketch, gives context, multiple sketches may be required
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Sketch should include
north, key/legend, case number, date, name, "not to scale," appropriate measurements
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Evidence Custodian
prepares evidence log, receives and records all evidence, coordinates evidence packaging and preservation
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where are evidence custodians located
outside of the secure area
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Cyanoacrylate fuming
cause latent print to be visible and not able to come off, can be done on site to not ruin prints
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Evidence Recovery Personnel
locates and collects evidence, initial and dat evidence, turn over to evidence custodian
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why are there often 2 original signatures on evidence
so if one of them leaves, hopefully the other person is still there when the trial happens and they can testify
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why do we initial and date all evidence
so it can be recognized in trial as viable evidence
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Specialists
need identified based on scene
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Specialist examples
anthropologist, blood spatter expert, bomb technician, botanist, cadaver/drug/explosive canine, dive team, entomologist, fingerprint specialist, geologist, HAZMAT personnel
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how do they get specialists to the scene
the team leader has a list so that they can call and get them to the scene as soon as possible
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Alternative light source
reveal evidence invisible to naked eye
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Electrostatic dust print lifter
for barely visible prints, non-porous hard surfaces
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