How do you go about gathering evidence at a crime scene?

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SuperDave Leath · Answer

The way you go about Gathering evidence at a crime scene, is very first thing that you want to do is secure the scene. So, it needs to be wrapped up tight, so that no one goes in and out, and no one tampers with the scene. The next thing is, you want a photo it and maybe even film it if you're a department, has that capabilities. So, you want to preserve the scene as it was. When you showed up, the third thing is collect and preserve evidence. Is there any video of the incident is there DNA? Is their It's and then are there any Witnesses? Hopefully the cops did a good job of collecting their information and keeping them present and if they didn't then maybe they got their phone numbers and you can follow up with any Witnesses and take their statements. You want to memorialize anything that they saw heard or smelled any observations that they made? You want to memorialize it on paper on a statement. The next thing is you want to document who Was there with you who was collecting evidence and where it was found, those five things should help you get through a successful investigation. There are other things that you can do as well, and if you can do it and you think of it, if you can think it should be done, you should probably do it.

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