Crime Scene Types and Processing Flashcards

1
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What legal authorities do forensic identification officers have?

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A
  1. Consent
  2. Warrant
  3. Coroner’s Act
  4. Ministry of Labour (Employment Standards Act and Occupational Health & Safety Act)
  5. Highway Traffic Act
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What types of scenes do forensic identification officers attend?

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Break and enter
Robbery
Shootings
Arson
Warrants
Recovered stolen auto
Sudden death
Motor vehicle collision
Industrial accidents

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3
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What qualifies as a break and enter?

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Where an accused trespassed or intended to trespass onto private property
1) Without permission to be on the premise
and
2) With the intent to commit an indictable offence

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4
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Differentiate between trespassing and B&E

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Trespass is just breaking in, wandering
B&E is breaking in, stealing

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5
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What is robbery?

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Theft with the threat of violence or use of violence

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6
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What type of offence is a robbery?

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Automic indictable offence

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7
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Differentiate between theft and robbery.

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Theft is when you leave your wallet behind and it is stolen.
Robbery is when they beat you up for your wallet.

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8
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What is a home invasion?

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A specific type of burglary that occurs when someone is home, often involving force or threat.

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9
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Give examples of shooting scenes forensic identification officers would respond to.

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Using a firearm in the commission of an offence
Careless use of a firearm
Unauthorized possession of a firearm
Attempted murder
Murder
Robbery with a firearm

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10
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What is arson?

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When a person intentionally or recklessly causes damage by fire or explosion to property.

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11
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List the three types of arson discussed in class.

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Arson - disregard for human life
Arson - damage to property
Arson - Own property

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12
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When does ident attend warrants?

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IDENT will often attend warrants where requested for the purposes of documentation and processing of evidence on scene.

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13
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Outline the process of determining if IDENT will attend a sudden death.

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When a person dies in a place outside of a nursing home or hospital, EMS and police attend
Coroner is contacted and decides if they will attend
Coroner will then decide if IDENT is required for the scene

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14
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When does IDENT attend a motor vehicle collision?

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Usually only when there is a potential of death/life threatening injuries
Failure to remain

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When does IDENT attend an industrial accident?

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Whenever there is a serious accident involving life threatening injuries or death

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