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  1. WILL BUY MONEY BE PUT ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.
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  1. NO.
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PROPERTY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY - PROPERTY RECEIPTS

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DIRECTIVE 91. 12.15

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  1. WHAT ARE THE FOUR CATEGORIES ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.
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  1. LOST AND FOUND.
  2. INVESTIGATION
  3. PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SAFEKEEPING.
  4. EVIDENCE.
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  1. ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT WHAT IS “LOST AND FOUND”
  2. WHAT SHOULD AN OFFICER ATTEMPT TO DO WITH LOST AND FOUND PRIOR TO SUBMITTING IT TO STORAGE.
  3. WHERE SHOULD NOTIFICATION ATTEMPTS BE LOGGED.
  4. WHAT “LOST AND FOUND “ ITEMS SHOULD OFFICERS NOT CONFISCATE OR COLLECT.
  5. WHAT ABANDONED OR HOMELESS ARTICLES SHOULD BE PLACED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT FOR LOST AND FOUND.
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  1. PROPERTY OR MONEY WHICH WAS FOUND EITHER BY POLICE OR PERSON AND TURNED INTO THE POLICE.
  2. THE OFFICER SHOULD FIRST ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY AND CONTACT THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY.
  3. ON THE PROPERTY RECEIPT.
  4. ARTICLES HAVING LITTLE OR NO VALUE AND ARE CONSIDERED REFUSE.
  5. ABANDONED OR HOMELESS ARTICLES THAT HAVE VALUE.
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  1. WHAT IS “FOR INVESTIGATION” ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT. 5.
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  1. PROPERTY TAKEN FROM A PERSON OR LOCATION, UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WOULD LEAD A REASONABLE PERSON TO BELIEVE THAT A CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED AND THE ARTICLES ARE FRUITS OF THE CRIME.
  2. PROPERTY RECEIVED OR OBTAINED THAT UNDER DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES WOULD NORMALLY REQUIRE A POLICE INVESTIGATION.
  3. PROPERTY THAT BY ITS VERY NATURE REQUIRES INVESTIGATION.
  4. PROPERTY OR MONEY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WHEN A SPECIFIC CHARGE HAS NOT YET BEEN DETERMINED.
  5. PROPERTY TAKEN WHEN THE DEFENDANT IS UNKNOWN OR NOT IN CUSTODY.
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  1. WHAT IS “PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SAFEKEEPING” ON A PROPERTY FOR
  2. WHAT DOES THIS CATEGORY INCLUDE.
  3. IF A FIREARM IS TAKEN IN REFERENCE TO A PFA, WHAT MUST BE NOTED ON THE PROPERTY RECEIPT.
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  1. ANY PROPERTY OR MONEY THAT IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WHEN THE OWNER IS KNOWN
  2. THIS INCLUDES.
  3. FIREARMS TAKEN AS A RESULT OF A PFA.
  4. THE PFA NUMBER.
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  1. WHAT IS “EVIDENCE” ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT FOR.
  2. WHAT IS CONTRABAND.
  3. WHAT WILL CONTRABAND CATEGORY GENERALLY BE LISTED AS ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT. 2
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  1. PROPERTY OR MONEY THAT MAY BE PRESENTED IN A JUDICIAL PROCEEDING TO ESTABLISH THE NATURE OF A CRIME.
  2. CONTRABAND ARE THINGS FORBIDDEN BY LAW TO BE BROUGHT, SOLD, BARTERED, TRADED, POSSESSED OR TRANSPORTED.
  3. EITHER “FOR INVESTIGATION” OR EVIDENCE.
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  1. TRUE OR FALSE.

NO ORS MAY TRANSFER OR EXCHANGE GROUPS OR PACKAGES OF PROPERTY RECEIPTS (75-3) WITH OTHER UNITS OR DISTRICTS.

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  1. TRUE
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  1. WHERE ARE ALL WEAPONS NOT CAPABLE OF FIRING TAKEN TO BEFORE THE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN WILL ACCEPT THEM.
  2. WHY
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  1. FIU

2. FOR EXAM

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  1. WHAT MUST BE DONE WITH ALL JEWELRY PRIOR TO SUBMISSION.

2. WHERE IS THIS DONE AND BY WHICH UNIT.

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  1. ALL JEWELRY MUST BE PHOTOGRAPHED IN COLOR.

2. THE RECORDS AND IDENTIFICATION UNIT.

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  1. WHERE WILL ALL ITEMS CONFISCATED OR COLLECTED BY THE POLICE BE PUT.
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  1. ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.
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  1. WHY ARE ITEMS PLACED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.
  2. ARE DNA SWABS AND LATENT FINGERPRINTS PLACED ON PROPERTY RECEIPTS.
  3. WHAT IS THE ONLY EXCEPTION AND THE ONLY ITEMS THAT ARE NOT PUT ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.
A
  1. TO INITIATE AND ESTABLISH A PROPER CHAIN OF CUSTODY.
  2. YES.
  3. PRISONER PROPERTY.
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  1. WHERE WILL ALL PROPERTY AND MONEY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AND PLACED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT BE STORED. AND WITHIN HOW LONG.
A
  1. THEY WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE DESIGNATED SECURE STORAGE LOCATION.
  2. BY THE END OF THE OFFICERS TOUR OF DUTY.
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  1. WHERE WILL MONEY AND PROPERTY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY NEVER EVER BE STORED. 2
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  1. KEPT IN THE POSSESSION OF THE CONFISCATIONG OFFICER

2. OR BE STORED IN ANY DETECTIVE DIVISION OR UNIT.

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  1. WHAT UNIT MAINTAINS STRICT CONTROL OF ALL PROPERTY RECEIPTS
  2. WHAT IS THE ONLY UNIT THAT EXEMPT AND IS ABLE TO PRINT THEIR OWN PROPERTY RECEIPTS
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  1. THE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN UNIT.

2. CRIME SCENE UNIT.

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  1. WHO OBTAIN THE PROPERTY RECEIPTS, REQUISITION THEM, STORE THEM, AND ISSUANCE OF PROPERTY RECEIPTS TO OFFICERS.
  2. WHO WILL ISSUE THE PROPERTY RECEIPTS TO POLICE PERSANAL.
  3. HOW IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTY RECEIPTS DECIDED FOR EACH POLICE ACTION. 2.
A
  1. THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE DISTRICT OR UNIT.
  2. THE ORS.
  3. BASED ON
  4. STORAGE LOCATION.
  5. . AND PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION.
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  1. WHAT SHOULD POLICE PREPARE IF EACH ITEM TAKEN HAS TO BE SENT TO DIFFERENT STORAGE LOCATIONS.
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  1. PREPARE A SEPERATE PROPERTY RECEIPT FOR THE ARTICLES SUBMITTED TO EACH LOCATION.
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  1. HOW SHOULD AN OFFICER PREPARE A PROPERTY RECEIPT IF EACH ITEM TAKEN FALLS UNDER A DIFFERENT CLASSIFICATION (EX. INVEST, SAFE KEEPING, EVID, ECT)
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  1. A SEPERATE PROPERTY RECEIPT WILL BE PREPARED FOR THE ARTICLES IN EACH CLASSIFICATION.
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  1. HOW SHOULD A PROPERTY RECEIPT BE PREPARED IF ITEMS ARE OF A DIFFERENT CATEGORY. (MONEY, JEWELRY, GUN ETC)
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  1. A SEPERATE PROPERTY RECEIPT WILL BE PREPARED.
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  1. HOW SHOULD A PROPERTY RECEIPT BE PREPARED IF MONEY TAKEN IS A COMBINATION OF REGULAR MONEY, MUTILATED MONEY, BLOODY MONEY, OR CONTAMINATED MONEY
A
  1. A SEPERATE PROPERTY RECEIPT FOR EACH.
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  1. EXAMPLE

A DRUG RELATED HOMICIDE OCCURS. A SUSPECT IS ARRESTED AND FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF THE SUSPECTED MURDER WEAPON, TWO OTHER HANDGUNS AND A QUANTITY OF NARCOTICS.

  1. HOW MANY PROPERTY RECEIPTS ARE NEEDED.
  2. WHAT IS THE CLASSIFCIATION FOR EACH ITEM.
A
  1. 3 PROPERTY RECEIPTS ARE NEEDED. ONE FOR THE MURDER WEAPON, ONE FOR THE GUNS, AND ONE FOR THE DRUGS.
  2. THE MURDER WEAPON IS EVIDENCE
    THE TWO ADDITIONAL GUNS ARE INVESTIGATION
    THE NARCOTICS ARE EVIDENCE.
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EXAMPLE
MONEY AND JEWELRY ARE FOUND IN A BLACK HANDBAG.

  1. HOW MANY PROPERTY RECEIPTS ARE NEEDED.
  2. WHAT IS THE CLASSIFICATIONS.
A
  1. THREE PROPERTY RECEIPTS.

2. THEY ARE ALL “LOST AND FOUND”

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  1. HOW SHOULD CURRENCY CONFISCATED BE LISTED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT IF THE MONEY WAS LISTED OR IDENTIFIED PRIOR TO THE CRIME OR CLASSIFICATION. (EXAMPLE, DYE STAINED MONEY, BAIT MONEY, OR IF THE SERIAL NUMBERS FOLLOW SEQUENTIALLY LIKE THEFT FROM ATM.
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  1. BY SERIAL NUMBER.
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  1. HOW SHOULD U DESCRIBE JEWELRY ON A PROPERTY REC.
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  1. YELLOW , METAL, OR CLEAR STONE. ETC.
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  1. WHAT UNIT WILL BE THE PERMANENT STORAGE LOCATION FOR ALL MONEY, JEWELRY, AND PROPERTY NOT DESIGNATED AS BEING STORED AT ANY OTHER LOCATION.
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  1. THE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN UNIT.
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  1. WHO DO ALL OTHER STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR PROPERTY OPERATE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF.
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  1. THE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN UNIT.
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  1. WILL NUMBERED POLICE DISTRICTS TEMPORARILY STORE VEHICLES.
  2. WHEN.
  3. HOW LONG DOES THE OWNER HAVE TO PICK UP HIS VEHICLE.
  4. WHAT IF THE OWNER DOESN NOT ARRIVE IN TIME..
A
  1. YES.
  2. WHEN THE OWNER/OPERATOR IS NOT PHYSICALLY ABLE TO RETAIN POSSESSION OF THEIR VEHICLE. WITH THE SUPERVISORS APPROVAL THE VEHICLE MAY BE TAKEN TO A POLICE FACILITY
  3. WITHIN 8 HOURS
  4. THE VEHICLE WILL BE PLACED ON A PROPERTY REEIPT AND TAKEN TO THE POLICE IMPOUND UNIT.
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  1. WHERE ARE VEHICLES HELD FOR SEARCH WARRANTS AND GUARD FOR PRINTS TAKEN.
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  1. THE MAJOR CRIMES UNIT.
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  1. WHEN MUST ALL VEHICLES BEING HELD FOR A SEARCH WARRANT BE PROCESSED WITHIN.
  2. WHO WILL MONITOR AND ENSURE THIS.
A
  1. 48 HOURS.

2. THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE INVESTIGATIVE UNIT.

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  1. WHERE WILL VEHICLES BEING IMPOUNDED AS “EVIDENCE” OR “INVESTIGATION” BE STORED.
  2. WHAT MUST BE DONE IN ORDER FOR THE POLICE IMPOUND UNIT TO ACCEPT A VEHICLE.
A
  1. THE POLICE IMPOUND UNIT.
  3. ALL EVIDENCE, CONTRABAND, AND ITEMS OF VALUE MUST BE PLACED ON SEPARATE P/RS.
  4. THE NAME AND PAYROLL NUMBER OF THE ASSIGNED DET AND CONTROL NUMBER ARE ON THE P/R
  5. NO VEHICLE CAN CONTAIN A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL.
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  1. WHERE WILL ARTICLES OF EXCESSIVE WEIGHT OR BULK BE STORED.
  2. 6 EXAMPLES.
  3. IF FURTHER TESTING IS NEEDED FOR TIRES, WHEELS, OR RIMS WHERE SHOULD THOSE ITEMS BE TAKEN FOR THE TESTING.
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  1. AT THE POLICE IMPOUND UNIT.

2.

  1. MINI MOTORCYCLES
  2. MOTORIZED BICYCLE
  3. MOPEDS
  4. PORTABLE BASKETBALL NETS
  5. TIRES
  6. RIMS
  7. BULK EVIDENCE WAREHOUSE.
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  1. WHAT ITEMS WILL BULK EVIDENCE NOT ACCEPT

2. WHERE ARE THOSE ITEMS STORED.

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  1. ANY ITEMS THAT ARE GAS POWERED.

2. POLICE IMPOUND UNIT OR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES.

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  1. WHAT EVIDENCE WILL BE STORED AT THE OFFCIE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (OFS). 2
A
  1. ALL DRUG EVIDENCE.

2. ALL ITEMS OF EVIDENCE THAT REQUIRE FORENSIC ANALYSIS.

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  1. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (OFS), EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT RECEIVES AND STORES WHAT ITEMS
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  1. ALL DRUG EVIDENCE
  2. FIREARMS
  3. ALL EVIDENCE WHICH REQUIRE FORENSIC TESTING.
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  1. WHERE WILL LATENT FINGERPRINTS BE SUBMITTED TO FOR ANALYSIS AND STORAGE.
A
  1. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE, CRIME SCENE UNIT
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  1. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WITH EVIDENCE THAT IS A POTENTIAL BIOHAZARD.
A
  1. IT SHOULD BE PLAINLY MARKED WITH BIOHAZARD STICKERS.
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  1. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WITH EVIDENCE THAT CONTAINS HIV OR HBV, OR OTHER CONTAGIOUS BIOHAZARD SUBSTANCES.
  2. HOW SHOULD EVIDENCE SUBMITTED FOR FUTURE DNA OR FINGERPRINTS BE DONE.
A
  1. THE INFORMATION MUST BE NOTED IN YOUR PAPERWORK
  2. THE PROPERTY RECEIPT SHOULD BE CLEARLY MARKED “GUARD FOR DNA” OR “GUARD FOR FINGERPRINTS” AND HANDLED WITH GLOVES AND AS MINIMIALLY AS POSSIBLE.
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  1. CAN THE OFS ACCEPT EVIDENCE FROM ANOTHER JURISDICTION.

2. UNDER WHOSE DESCRITION

A
  1. YES.

2. THE DISCRETION OF THE DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE OR COURT ORDER.

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  1. WHAT EVIDENCE IS NOT GENERALLY ACCEPTED BY THE PHILA POLICE DEPT OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.

EXCEPTION.

A
  1. EVIDENCE FROM PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS.
  2. EVIDENCE FROM NON CRIMINAL CASES, EXCEPT DRUGS AND FIREARMS.
  3. EVIDENCE THAT IS NON PROBATIVE TO THE INVESTIGATION. (ALCOHOL BOTTLES)
  4. EVIDENCE THAT IS COMPROMISED.
  5. PREVIOUSLY EXAMINED EVIDENCE FROM ANOTHER LAB.
  6. A COURT ORDER
  7. NEW METHODS ARE USED NO PREVIOUSLY AVAILABLE.
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  1. WHEN SUBMITTING EVIDENCE WHAT ARE PAPER BAGS AND CARDBOARD BOXES USED FOR
A
  1. USED FOR SUBMITTING CLOTHING EVIDENCE
  2. FIREARMS,
  3. KNIVES.
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  1. WHEN SUBMITTING EVIDENCE WHAT IS PLASTIC USED FOR.
A
  1. DRUG ITEMS
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  1. WHEN SUBMITTING EVIDENCE WHAT ARE NEW AND CLEAN PAINT LIKE LINED METAL CANS USED FOR CAUSE OF THEIR LIDS.
A
  1. FOR PACKING VOLATILE MATERIALS LIKE FLAMMABLE LIQUID
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  1. WHEN SUBMITTING EVIDENCE WHAT ARE GLASS CONTAINERS USED FOR
A
  1. FOR PACKING LIQUID MATERIALS
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  1. WHAT EVIDENCE SHOLD BE STORED IN A WET PLASTIC CONTAINER FILLED WITH WATER.
  2. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WITH THIS EVIDENCE.
A
  1. ONLY WET BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE (LIKE A GUN RECOVERED IN WATER.)
  2. IT SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED IMMEDIATELY TOTHE OFS TO BE PROPERLY DRIED
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  1. WHAT ARE THE 17 EVIDENCE CATEGORIES.
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  1. ALCOHOL
  2. BALLISTIC EVIDENCE
  3. BIOLOGICAL EVICENCE
  4. BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE STANDARDS.
  5. COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS.
  6. FIRE DEBRIS EVIDENCE AND EXPLOSIVES.
  7. FIREARMS AND FIREARMS RELATED EVIDENCE.
  8. FOOD CONTAMINATION.
  9. FRACTURE MATCH EVIDENCE.
  10. FRACTURE MATCH EVIDENCE.
  11. LATENT PRINTS - OBJECTS
  12. LATENT PRINTS - LIFTS.
  13. NARCOTIC EVIDENCE.
  14. POISON AND CHEMICALS
  15. SHARPS.
  16. TOOL MARK EVIDENCE.
  17. TRACE AND IMPRESSION EVIDENCE.
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  1. WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH CONFISCATED ALCOHOL. WHERE WILL IT BE STORED.
  2. HOW WILL IT BE SUBMITTED.
  3. FOR EXAMPLE IN A
  4. WHERE WILL THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER THEN BE STORED.
A
  1. A SAMPLE WILL TAKEN FROM THE CONTAINER AND STORED AT THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (OFS),EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT (EIU).
  2. IN A LEAK PROOF CONTAINER.
  3. A GLASS JAR.
  4. THE ORIGINAL ALCOHOL CONTAINER WILL BE RETAINED AND STORED AT THE EVIDENCE CONTROL UNIT (ECU)
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  1. SAMPLES FROM ALCOHOL BOTTLES WILL ONLY BE TAKEN WHEN . 2
  2. WHAT WILL HAPPEN WITH FACTORY SEALED ALCOHOL BOTTLES FOR SUBMISSION AS EVIDENCE.
  3. IF ANALYSIS IS REQUIRED FOR ALCOHOL, WHO MUST APPROVE.
A
  1. CONTAINERS OF ALCOHOL ARE ALREADY OPEN.
  2. THERE IS A NON ROUTINE ANALYTICAL REQUEST SUCH AS PRODUCT TAMPERING.
  3. SEALED CONTAINERS WILL NOT BE OPENED FOR SAMPLING OR SUBMITTED TO THE OFS, UNLESS FOR PRODUCT TAMPERING
  4. THE OFS MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO EVIDENCE BEING SUBMITTED.
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  1. WHERE WILL BALLISTIC EVIDENCE (FIRED CARTRIDGE CASE OR PROJECTILE) BE STORED.
  2. HOW WILL FCC’S CONTAINING BIOHAZARDS BE SUBMITTED.
A
  1. THE OFS/EIU.
  2. OR IN THE DETECTIVE DIVISIONS NARCOTIC DROP SAFE.
  3. THEY WILL BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED ON THE PROPERTY RECEIPT AND BALLISTIC EVIDENCE ENVELOPE.
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  1. WHAT 2 BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT OFS MANAGEMENT PRIOR APPROVAL
A
  1. FECES

2. URINE.

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  1. BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE SUCH AS STAINS ON CLOTHING ETC, SHOULD BE PACKAGED SEPERATELY IN PAPER PACKAGING. IF FLUID WILL SEEP THROUGH. PACKAGE IN PAPER BAG, THEN PUT IN PLASTIC CONTAINER.
A

LLL

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  1. IF ANALYSIS IS REQUIRED OF COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS, WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.
  2. WHO ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE AUTHORIZED TO TRANSPORT GAS CYLINDERS TO THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
  3. WHO WILL POLICE CONTACT TO TRANSPORT GAS CLINDERS.
  4. WHERE ARE COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS TEMPORARILY STORED.
A
  1. AFTER PLACING ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT, CYLINDERS WILL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (OFS).
  2. BY THE CITYS CONTRACTED VENDOR, CLEAN VENTURES.
  3. POLICE RADIO
  4. OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
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  1. WHAT IS DONE WITH A COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDER IF AN ARREST IS MADE AND ANALYSIS IS REQUIRED.
  2. WHAT HAPPENS TO COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDER AFTER THE CASE IS ADJUDICATED FROM THE COURT SYSTEM.
  3. WHAT IS DONE WITH ALL COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS IF THEY ARE TOO LARGE TO BE STORED AT THE OFS OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
A
  1. THE OFFICER WILL FOLLOW THE TRUCK FROM CLEAN VENTURE TO THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE TO ENSURE THE CHAIN OF CUSTODY.
  2. THE CYLINDERS WILL BE DISPOSED OF.
  3. AFTER BEING MADE SAFE THEY WILL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE POLICE WAREHOUSE FOR STORAGE.
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  1. UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES DOES AN OFFICER NOT HAVE TO FOLLOW THE CLEAN VENTURE TECH TO OFS TO SUBMIT A GAS CYLINDER 3
A
  1. IF NO ARREST IS MADE
  2. IF THE CYLINDER IS EMPTY
  3. IF THE CYLINDER IS DEEMED UNSAFE AND IMMINENT DANGER EXISTS DUE TO THE DAMAGE OF THE CAN
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  1. WHERE ARE FIRE DEBRIS EVIDENCE AND EXPLOSIVES STORED
A
  1. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
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  1. HOW WILL FIRE DEBRIS FOR ANALYSIS BE SUBMITTED.
  2. HOW WILL LIQUIDS FROM FIRE AND EXPLOSIVES BE SUBMITTED.
  3. HOW WILL FLAMMABLE CLOTHING ANALYSIS
A
  1. IN A CLOSED, SEALED METAL CARRIER CAN.
  2. IN LABELED EVIDENCE JARS AND SECURED TO PREVENT BREAKAGE.
  3. IN A SEALED ARSON EVIDENCE BAG OR CARRIER CAN
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  1. WHERE ARE EXPLOSIVES SUBMITTED.
  2. WHAT UNIT CAN ONLY SUBMIT EXPLOSIVES, WITH WHAT.
  3. HOW ARE EXPLOSIVES PACKAGED FOR SUBMISSION
A
  1. SMALL SPECIMENS ONLY ARE SUBMITTED TO THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC.
  2. BY THE BOMB DISPOSAL WITH PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THE DIRECTOR OF OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
  3. IN A SCREW CAP JAR.
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  1. WHAT IS DONE WITH EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS AFTER ANALYSIS, WHEN THERE IS NO ARREST INVOLVED.
  2. AFTER CONSULTATION WITH WHOM.
A
  1. THEY ARE PHOTOGRAPHED AND THEN DESTROYED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS OF THE DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
  2. AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THE ASSIGNED FIRE MARSHALL OR COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE BOMB DISPOSAL UNIT.
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  1. WHAT IS DONE WITH EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS, AFTER ANALYSIS, WHEN THERE IS AN ARREST.
  2. WITH APPROVAL BY WHOM.
  3. WHERE IS THE SAMPLE KEPT.
A
  1. THEY ARE PHOTOGRAPHED AND A SMALL SAMPLE WILL BE RETAINED AND STORED. THE REMAINDER WILL BE DESTROYED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS OF THE DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
  2. AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE BOMB DISPOSAL UNIT AND THE DA’S OFFICE.
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  1. IN REFERENCE TO FIREARMS. WHAT EVIDENCE DOES THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE / EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT NOT ACCEPT. 2.
  2. WHAT IS THE ONLY TASER DEVICE THAT IS CONSIDERED A FIREARM AND IS TAKEN TO FIU
A
  1. EXPLOSIVE DEVICES
  2. OR BULK BLACK POWDER.
  3. THE TASER THAT SHOOTS DARTS.
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  1. HOW MUST EACH LATENT PRINT BE LISTED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT. 2
  2. WHEN CAN LATENT PRINTS BE PACKAGED TOGETHER.
A
  1. EACH PRINT MUST BE LISTED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM.
  2. WITH THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE COLLECTION CLEARLY DOCUMENTED ON THE PROPERTY RECEIPT.
  3. ONLY WHEN THEY ARE RECOVERED FROM THE SAME LOCATION.
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  1. IN REFERENCE TO THE EVIDENCE SUBMISSION OF POISON AND UNKNOWN CHEMICALS, WHAT TWO ITEMS WILL NOT EVER BE ACCEPTED BY THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
  2. WHAT SHOULD AN OFFICER DO IF DISPOSAL OF THOSE TWO ITEMS IS REQUIRED.
  3. WHAT IS DONE IF THE FERTILIZER AND PLANT CHEMICAL IS BELIEVED TO BE ASSOCIATED IN THE PRODUCTION OF EXPLOSIVES.S
A
  1. FERTILIZERS
  2. AND PLANT FOOD CHEMICALS.
  3. NOTIFY POLICE RADIO. POLICE RADIO WILL CONTACT CLEAN VENTURE.
  4. CONTACT THE BOMB DISPOSAL UNIT AND THE OFS.
61
Q
  1. HOW SHOULD “SHARPS” (KNIVES, SYRINGES, ETC ) BE PACKAGED FOR SUBMISSION. 3
  2. WHO ARE SYRINGES PACKAGED.
  3. WHAT ARE THE ONLY TWO INSTANCES, IN WHICH A SYRINGE WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.
  4. what is required.
  5. HOW ARE ALL OTHER SYRINGES HANDLED.
  6. A SYRINGES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS WHAT
A
  1. PACKAGED IN AN APPROPRIATE CONTAINER, SUCH AS AN EVIDENCE CAN, CARDBOARD BOX, OR EVIDENCE TUBE.
  2. SUBMITTED INSIDE A SYRINGE EVIDENCE CONTAINER OR OTHER ACCEPTABLE SHARP CONT.
  4. WHEN IT IS THE SUSPECTED INSTRUMENT OF A CRIME IN ASSAULT AND
  5. HOMICIDE.
  6. PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THHHE OFS MANAGEMENT IS REQUIRED.
  7. THEY ARE PLACED INSIDE A BIO HAZARD CONTAINER IN EACH DIVISION FOR DISPOSAL.
  8. ROUTINE NARCOTICS EVIDENCE.
62
Q
  1. WHERE CAN BALLISTIC EVIDENCE (PROJECTILES, AND CASSINGS, FCC’S) BE TEMPORARILY STORED.
  2. WHERE ARE THEY PERMANATELY STORED.
A
  1. INSIDE THE DETECTIVE DIVISIONS NARCOTICS DROP SAFE.

2. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE, EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT.

63
Q
  1. WHERE ARE ALL FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION IMMEDIATELY TAKEN AFTER PROCESSING.
A
  1. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE , EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT.
64
Q
  1. WHERE ARE ALL WEAPONS (FIREARMS )THAT ARE NOT CAPABLE OF FIRING TAKEN AFTER PROCESSING (NO BARRELL, NO CYLINDER, NO PARTS, ETC).
  2. WHAT GUNS ARE ALSO TAKEN TO OFS EIU.
  3. WHAT ITEMS ARE NOT TAKEN TO OFS, EIU
A
  1. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE.’
  2. AIR RIFLES, AND STARTER PISTOLS.
  3. ELECTRONIC STUN GUNS.
    ONLY THE TASERS WHICH SHOOT DARTS.
65
Q
  1. WHAT IS DONE WITH ALL JEWELRY
  2. BY WHAT UNIT
  3. WHERE IS IT SUBMITTED FOR STORAGE
A
  1. IT IS PHOTOGRAPHED
  2. AT RECORDS AND IDENTIFICATION UNIT.
  3. THEN TAKEN WITH PHOTOS TO THE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN UNIT AT CITY HALL.
66
Q
  1. WHERE ARE LIQUER AND BALT BEVERAGES STORED, UNLESS THEY NEED A SAMPLE.
A
  1. THEY REMAIN IN THE DISTRICT OF OCCURRENCE.
67
Q
  1. WHERE ARE NARCOTICS TEMPORARILY STORED
  2. EXCEPT FOR.2
  3. ALL NARCOTICS ARE STORED WHERE
A
  1. INSIDE THE DETECTIVE DIVISIONS NARCOTICS DROP SAFE.
  2. PCP AND METHAMPHETAMNES.
  3. THE OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE/ EVIDENCE INTAKE UNIT.
68
Q
  1. WHAT IS DONE WITH PERISHABLE EVIDENCE AFTER ANALYSIS.
A
  1. PERISHABLE EVIDENCE AFTER ANALYSIS

WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED AND THEN DESTROYED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE OFS MANAGEMENT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFS EVIDENCE STORAGE AND DESTRUCTION PROCEDURES.

69
Q
  1. WHERE WILL ALL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY RECORDS AND IDENTIFICATION BE FORWARDED TO
A
  1. EVIDENCE CONTROL UNIT (ECU).
70
Q
  1. HOW LONG CAN PROPERTY BEING RETURNED STAY AT A POLICE HEADQUARTERS BEFORE GOING TO EVICENCE CONTROL UNIT.
  2. WHERE WILL COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY EVENTUALLY BE STORED
A
  1. 5 DAYS.

2. THE US SECRET SERVICE.

71
Q
  1. IF POLICE CONFISCATE MONEY AND THE MONEY IS A COMBINATION OR REGULAR MONEY, MUTILATED MONEY, OR CONTAMINATED MONEY……WHAT MUST BE DONE.
  2. WHAT ARE THE TWO CATEGORIES.
  3. WHAT MUST BE NOTED ON THE PROPERTY RECEIPT.
A
  1. A SEPARATE PROPERTY RECEIPT WILL BE PREPARED FOR THE MUTILATED/CONTAMINATED MONEY.
  3. MONEY OR
  4. MUTILATED/CONTAMINATED MONEY.
  5. THE PROPERTY RECEIPT MUST CLEARLY INDICATE THE CIRCUMSTANCES AND CONDITION OF THE CURRENCY, ALONG WITH ANY PRECAUTIONS.
72
Q

EXAMPLE.

  1. A ROBBERY SUSPECT, WHO HAS BEEN SHOT, IS ARRESTED AND FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF $200 USC. $100 OF THAT CURRENCY IS SATURATED IN BLOOD, $80 IS GLUED TOGETHER, AND $20 IS REGULAR. HOW MANY PROPERTY RECEIPTS ARE NEEDED.
A
  1. TWO PROPERTY RECEIPTS.

ONE RECEIPT FOR THE 20
AND ONE PROPERTY RECEIPT FOR THE 100 BLOODIED AND 80 GLUED.

73
Q
  1. WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF CONTAMINATED MONEY.4
A
  1. BLOOD
  2. FECES
  3. URINE
  4. OTHER BODILY FLUID.
74
Q
  1. EXAMPLES OF MUTILATED MONEY. 5
A
  1. BURNED MONEY
  2. STAINED MONEY FROM DYE PACK
  3. TORN IN LITTLE PIECES
  4. LESS THEN 51 PERCENT
  5. GLUED TOGETHER
75
Q
  1. WILL BUY MONEY BE PLACED ON A PROPERTY RECEIPT.

2. CAN THE ORS TRANSFER OR EXCHANGE PACKAGES OR GROUPS OF PROPERTY RECEIPTS WITH OTHER DISTRICTS OR UNITS.

A
  1. NO

2. NO

76
Q
  1. WHERE ARE ALL FIREARM WEAPONS TAKEN, EVEN IF THEY ARE NOT CAPABLE OF FIRING.
A
  1. TAKEN TO FIU FOR EXAM BEFORE ECU
77
Q
  1. WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH ALL JEWELRY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
A
  1. IT WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED, IN COLOR AT RECORDS AND IDENTIFICATION PRIOR TO SUBMISSION TO THE ECU
78
Q
  1. EVIDENCE OF EXCESSIVE WEIGHT WILL BE WHAT.
A
  1. PHOTOGRAPHED AND RETURNED TO OWNER WITH 5 DAYS.

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