G.O. 10.1.0 CRIME SCENE PROCESSING AND RESPONSIBILITIES Flashcards
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 1)
When shall basic instruction on crime scene processing, including practical exercises, evaluation of crime scenes, organizational procedures, and the roles of the responding deputy, detective, and Crime Scene Investigator be provided?
during the Field Training Evaluation Program
during block training
during specialized training by Evidence
during specialized training by FDLE
during the Field Training Evaluation Program
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 1)
Basic instruction on crime scene processing, including practical exercises, evaluation of crime scenes, organizational procedures, and the roles of the responding deputy, detective, and Crime Scene Investigator, shall be provided during the Field Training Evaluation Program (FTEP).
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 1)
All scenes should be entered by the route closest to the evidence.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 1)
All scenes should be entered by the route least likely to disturb any evidence and all personnel responding should be directed to take the same route.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 6)
In cases of suspected product tampering, where shall evidence be submitted?
Forensics Lab
FDLE
FDA
Evidence
FDA
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 6)
In cases of suspected product tampering, evidence shall be submitted directly to the FDA.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 c)
Without exception, agency members shall only use agency-owned video recorders.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 c)
Because of technical concerns (e.g., variety of formats, storage space), agency members shall only use agency-owned video recorders except in exigent circumstances.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 3)
Deputies shall ensure the critical area remains under constant protection until all processing is completed.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 3)
Deputies shall ensure the critical area remains under constant protection until all processing is completed.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 1)
Patrol deputies are not permitted to assist the Crime Scene Investigator with some processing.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 1)
Patrol deputies are encouraged to assist the Crime Scene Investigator with some processing if requested
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 3)
Personnel will not disturb, touch or handle physical evidence unless there is a danger of the evidence being lost or destroyed before the arrival of the Crime Scene Investigator. In such cases, the deputy shall mark, tag, collect and/or process the evidence until relieved by the Crime Scene Investigator.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 3)
Personnel will not disturb, touch or handle physical evidence unless there is a danger of the evidence being lost or destroyed before the arrival of the Crime Scene Investigator. In such cases, the deputy shall mark, tag, collect and/or process the evidence until relieved by the Crime Scene Investigator.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 8 c)
In all serious crimes against persons or property, if no photographs or evidence were taken, it is not necessary to document the reason.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 8 c)
In all serious crimes against persons or property, if no photographs or evidence were taken, the deputy or detective shall document in the report the reason(s).
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 2)
Who shall annually develop and/or coordinate in-service training for all sworn personnel and other personnel charged with the responsibilities of the preservation and collection of evidence
Evidence
Training
FDLE
FTO
Training
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 2)
Training shall annually develop and/or coordinate in-service training for all sworn personnel and other personnel charged with the responsibilities of the preservation and collection of evidence in accordance with General Order 18.1.3.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 1)
How many days does a Crime Scene Investigator have to submit all evidence collected by them?
by the end of shift
14 days
immediately
7 days
14 days
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 1)
All evidence where processing was completed by a Crime Scene Investigator will be submitted to Evidence within fourteen (14) working days of the date of completion.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 1)
Crime Scene Investigators are available _________
weekday 0600 - 1800
Between 0800 - 1700 daily
twenty-four (24) hours daily
Monday through Friday only
twenty-four (24) hours daily
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 1)
Crime Scene Investigators are available or on call twenty-four (24) hours daily.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 2)
While awaiting the arrival of a Crime Scene Investigator, deputies shall protect and preserve the scene.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 2)
While awaiting the arrival of a Crime Scene Investigator, deputies shall protect and preserve the scene.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 C 1)
The first employee to arrive at any crime scene has the responsibility to control, secure and preserve the scene after the basic duties of protecting the safety and welfare of all persons are accomplished. Members are required to render aid to prevent potential or further injury or loss of life and to summon medical assistance if needed.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 C 1)
The first employee to arrive at any crime scene has the responsibility to control, secure and preserve the scene after the basic duties of protecting the safety and welfare of all persons are accomplished. Members are required to render aid to prevent potential or further injury or loss of life and to summon medical assistance if needed.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6 a)
If the firearm must be moved by a deputy prior to a crime scene investigator’s arrival it can be rendered safe by removing the magazine and unchambering any rounds.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6 a)
If the firearm must be moved by a deputy prior to a crime scene investigator’s arrival, it shall not be altered (unloading, removing magazine, etc).
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 5)
When at a crime scene which has a detective is assigned, who is responsible for directing what needs to be processed?
Crime Scene Investigator
on scene supervisor
deputy
detective
detective
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 5)
When called to a scene at which a detective is assigned, the detective will be responsible for directing the Crime Scene Investigator as to what needs to be processed.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 3)
If standards are not immediately available, the physical evidence shall be held in Evidence until a standard is obtained.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 3)
If standards are not immediately available, the physical evidence shall be held in Evidence until a standard is obtained.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 4)
The Crime Scene Contamination Form will be maintained until relieved of that duty by who?
responding detective
deputy
crime scene investigator
evidence tech
responding detective
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 4)
The Crime Scene Contamination Form will be maintained by the initiating deputy until relieved of that duty by a responding detective.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 1)
Use of a scale is not necessary on all comparison evidence photographs.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 1)
A scale shall be used on all comparison evidence photographs (fingerprints, shoe and tire marks, tool marks, etc.) and other evidence in which exact size needs to be determined (injuries, blood stains, etc.).
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 1)
Only crime scene investigators are charged with recognizing blood stains as evidence on crime scenes.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 1)
Deputies, detectives, FSOs and crime scene investigators are charged with recognizing blood stains as evidence on crime scenes.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 4)
A deputy is not required to remain at the crime scene when a Crime Scene Investigator has taken it over.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 4)
A deputy shall remain at the scene at all times until processing is completed or released by the Crime Scene Investigator.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7)
A detective is not permitted to direct the aspect of photographing the crime scene.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7)
When photographs are taken of a crime scene, the photographer shall have the skills and training required for the task. All aspects of the crime scene shall be photographed, including those at the direction of the detective.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 1)
The responding deputies must initiate immediate measures to protect the scene from contamination by establishing a clearly defined perimeter. Immediate protective measures include, but are not limited to, placing crime scene barrier tape in designated areas, critical exits or openings and posting deputies to control spectators in areas expected to have a high potential for yielding evidence.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 1)
The responding deputies must initiate immediate measures to protect the scene from contamination by establishing a clearly defined perimeter. Immediate protective measures include, but are not limited to, placing crime scene barrier tape in designated areas, critical exits or openings and posting deputies to control spectators in areas expected to have a high potential for yielding evidence.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 2)
Evidence which is likely to be lost or contaminated prior to processing should be protected or preserved.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 2)
Evidence which is likely to be lost or contaminated or prior to processing should be protected or preserved. For example, if a bloodstain is located on the ground and rain is imminent, the deputy shall cover the area until such evidence can be evaluated and collected.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 3)
Properly trained personnel not assigned to Forensics, may collect blood stains as evidence from any crime scene.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 3)
Properly trained personnel not assigned to Forensics, may collect blood stains as evidence from scenes involving property crimes only.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 3)
A personally owned camera may not be used under any circumstance.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 3)
Agency owned cameras shall be utilized. If unavailable, a personally owned camera may be used.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 H 3)
At scenes of minor burglaries, larcenies and other property crimes, photographs shall not be taken unless a specific need is identified.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 H 3)
At scenes of minor burglaries, larcenies and other property crimes, photographs shall not be taken unless a specific need is identified. This may extend beyond photographing a point of entry, exit or damage.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 b)
Photographs, videos, audio, or other recordings of a crime scene, of evidence, or of persons involved in an investigation shall only be taken for official agency business. Regardless of the media used, e.g. camera, cell phone, audio recorder, or whether the media is agency or privately owned, all photographs, videos, or other recordings taken of a crime scene, of evidence or of persons involved in an investigation shall be properly submitted to the agency for storage, shall be the exclusive property of the agency, and their distribution, if any, shall be governed by applicable law and agency policy.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 b)
Photographs, videos, audio, or other recordings of a crime scene, of evidence, or of persons involved in an investigation shall only be taken for official agency business. Regardless of the media used, e.g. camera, cell phone, audio recorder, or whether the media is agency or privately owned, all photographs, videos, or other recordings taken of a crime scene, of evidence or of persons involved in an investigation shall be properly submitted to the agency for storage, shall be the exclusive property of the agency, and their distribution, if any, shall be governed by applicable law and agency policy.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 4)
Who shall be provided specialized training and periodic refresher training to ensure proficiency in new techniques and equipment.
FTO
Trainees
Crime Scene Investigators
Sworn New Hires
Crime Scene Investigators
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 4)
Personnel assigned as Crime Scene Investigators shall be provided specialized training and periodic refresher training to ensure proficiency in new techniques and equipment.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 5)
When a Crime Scene Investigator arrives on the scene of a major crime, he/she must ensure what has been initiated?
witness statements
canvassing of area
contamination sheet
latent processing
contamination sheet — Correct
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 5)
When a Crime Scene Investigator arrives on the scene of a major crime, he/she must ensure a contamination sheet has been initiated.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 7)
In cases where a buccal swab is collected, a Buccal Swab Collection/Consent Form shall be completed by the on scene crime scene investigator or deputy prior to the collection of any DNA standard.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 7)
In cases where a buccal swab is collected, a Buccal Swab Collection/Consent Form shall be completed by the on scene crime scene investigator or deputy prior to the collection of any DNA standard.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N)
When physical evidence is collected which requires comparison testing, standards from a known source must be collected for submission with the evidence.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N)
When physical evidence is collected which requires comparison testing, standards from a known source must be collected for submission with the evidence.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 4)
Once called to a crime scene at which a detective is not present, the Crime Scene Investigator will exercise control over processing the scene.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 4)
Once called to a crime scene at which a detective is not present, the Crime Scene Investigator will exercise control over processing the scene.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 6 b)
The processing, collecting and marking of physical evidence is described in the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Crime Laboratory Evidence Manual.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 6 b)
The processing, collecting and marking of physical evidence is described in the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Crime Laboratory Evidence Manual.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 1)
It is not necessary to note the number of photos taken in a report.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 7 a 1)
The number of photos taken shall be noted.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 H 1 a)
A responding deputy or detective shall develop and lift latent prints and/or take digital photographs if that is the only processing required at a scene.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 H 1 a)
A responding deputy or detective shall develop and lift latent prints and/or take digital photographs if that is the only processing required at a scene.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 B 3)
Who shall arrange for transportation of special equipment as needed. Such equipment may include, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Chain saws
b. Emergency generators
c. Emergency outdoor lighting
d. Temporary shelter
Immediate Supervisor
Lieutenant
CIMT
Forensics supervisor
Forensics supervisor
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 B 3)
The Forensics supervisor shall arrange for transportation of special equipment as needed. Such equipment may include, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Chain saws
b. Emergency generators
c. Emergency outdoor lighting
d. Temporary shelter
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6)
Deputies handling firearms on scene shall wear gloves whenever possible. If a firearm is handled without gloves, documentation of who handled it shall be made on the property form. This is for minimum contamination to the firearm.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6)
Deputies handling firearms on scene shall wear gloves whenever possible. If a firearm is handled without gloves, documentation of who handled it shall be made on the property form. This is for minimum contamination to the firearm.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 1)
A Crime Scene Investigator will respond only after an on scene evaluation has been made by the requesting deputy.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E 1)
A Crime Scene Investigator will respond only after an on scene evaluation has been made by the requesting supervisor or case detective.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 C 3)
If the victim is transported to a medical facility with a life threatening injury, who shall ensure the victim’s personal clothing and effects are secured for evidence or safekeeping and also ensure that any other evidence (e.g., bullets removed during surgery) is properly secured.
evidence tech
medical staff
doctor
deputy
deputy
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 C 3)
If the victim is transported to a medical facility with a life threatening injury, the deputy with the victim at the hospital shall ensure the victim’s personal clothing and effects are secured for evidence or safekeeping and also ensure that any other evidence (e.g., bullets removed during surgery) is properly secured.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 O 1)
All Crime Scene Investigators shall place a biohazard/chemical hazard sign/sticker on any vehicle or home that is processed in which there is sufficient evidence to assume that a biohazard or chemical hazard is present. Verbal notifications should be made if possible.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 O 1)
All Crime Scene Investigators shall place a biohazard/chemical hazard sign/sticker on any vehicle or home that is processed in which there is sufficient evidence to assume that a biohazard or chemical hazard is present. Verbal notifications should be made if possible.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 7)
Any deputy, detective or FSO can collect DNA standards
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 N 7)
Only personnel trained in proper collection procedures shall collect DNA standards. DNA standards shall be collected in the form of buccal/oral swabs.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 2)
The on-scene Uniform Patrol Division deputy shall ensure the Crime Scene Investigators are notified of the need to respond as soon as practical.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 2)
The on-scene Uniform Patrol Division supervisor shall ensure the Crime Scene Investigators are notified of the need to respond as soon as practical.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E)
Who will be requested whenever the expertise required for collecting and preserving evidence exceeds that of the patrol deputy, detective, or Field Service Officer (FSO).
Evidence Technician
Immediate Supervisor
Crime Scene Investigator
Crime Scene Investigator
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 E)
A Crime Scene Investigator will be requested whenever the expertise required for collecting and preserving evidence exceeds that of the patrol deputy, detective, or Field Service Officer (FSO).
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 1)
The Forensics Squad shall submit collected evidence on the day it is collected.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 1)
All evidence will be submitted to Evidence the same day it was collected except when collected by the Forensics squad.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 5)
Who is responsible for requesting any necessary laboratory test or further processing of evidence
supervisor
deputy
crime scene investigator
detective
detective
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 G 5)
The detective is also responsible for requesting any necessary laboratory test or further processing of evidence.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 6 a)
After a Crime Scene Investigator is assigned the case, how many days must laboratory evidence be submitted for comparison?
7 working days
21 working days
5 working days
14 working days
14 working days — Correct
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 I 6 a)
Laboratory evidence will be submitted for comparison within fourteen (14) working days from the time the Crime Scene Investigator is assigned the case.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 2)
Any deputy, detective or FSO may collect blood stained swabs at the scene of a Property Crime.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 K 2)
Deputies, detectives and FSOs that have received training from the Forensic Unit on proper techniques for blood stain collection may collect blood stained swabs at the scene of a Property Crime.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 3)
Gloves are not required to be worn when handling evidence.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 3)
Gloves shall be worn when handling evidence, whenever possible. If gloves are not worn, proper documentation shall be made on the property form. This is for minimum contamination to the evidence.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 3)
Who shall receive specialized training that shall include:
a. The collection methods and procedures for recovery of latent and patent fingerprints, palmprints, footprints, footwear impressions, tool marks, tire impressions, and trace evidence.
b. Crime scene photography.
c. Crime scene sketches.
d. Preservation methods for various forms of evidence.
e. Requirements for the collection of known sources of comparison.
f. Collecting, preserving, packaging and transmitting physical evidence.
g. Operation of Forensics computer system.
Crime Scene Investigators
Deputies
FTO
Sworn New Hires
Crime Scene Investigators
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 A 3)
Personnel assigned as Crime Scene Investigators shall receive specialized training in accordance with General Order 18.1.3. This training shall include:
a. The collection methods and procedures for recovery of latent and patent fingerprints, palmprints, footprints, footwear impressions, tool marks, tire impressions, and trace evidence.
b. Crime scene photography.
c. Crime scene sketches.
d. Preservation methods for various forms of evidence.
e. Requirements for the collection of known sources of comparison.
f. Collecting, preserving, packaging and transmitting physical evidence.
g. Operation of Forensics computer system.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 J 1)
What shall firearms collected for latent print evidence be packaged in?
box
plastic bag
paper bag
evidence envelope
box
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 J 1)
Firearms collected for latent print evidence shall be packaged in boxes. The box shall be marked indicating the firearm is unloaded.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 4)
If the scene involves a crime in which a detective is to respond, who will initiate a Crime Scene Contamination Form which will list all persons in or thereafter entering the scene?
the third arriving deputy
the second arriving deputy
the first arriving deputy
the fourth arriving deputy
the first arriving deputy — Correct
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 4)
If the scene involves a crime in which a detective is to respond, the first arriving deputy will initiate a Crime Scene Contamination Form which will list all persons in or thereafter entering the scene and contain the following information:
a. Name
b. Rank
c. Time entered scene
d. Unit assignment
e. Reason for entering
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 O 2)
At any time a chemical is used for processing inside a home or vehicle by a Crime Scene Investigator a chemical hazard sign/sticker shall be placed in a prominent location on the exterior of the home or vehicle. Verbal notifications should be made if possible.
True
False
True
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 O 2)
At any time a chemical is used for processing inside a home or vehicle by a Crime Scene Investigator a chemical hazard sign/sticker shall be placed in a prominent location on the exterior of the home or vehicle. Verbal notifications should be made if possible.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 3)
If gloves are not worn, proper documentation shall be made in the narrative of the report.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 F 3)
Gloves shall be worn when handling evidence, whenever possible. If gloves are not worn, proper documentation shall be made on the property form. This is for minimum contamination to the evidence.
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6 c)
An evidentiary firearm can be disassembled or “broken down” at the discretion Crime Scene Investigator.
True
False
False
G.O. 10.1.0 (4 D 6 c)
Under no circumstances shall an evidentiary firearm be disassembled or “broken down” unless under the direction of a Forensic Firearm Analyst or the FDLE Firearms Section.
sketches
no depth or “bird’s eye view.”
Cross-projection sketch
Overhead sketch
Schematic sketch
Perspective sketch
Elevation sketch
Overhead sketch
G.O. 10.1.0 (M2)
sketches
shows wall with flat projection.
Cross-projection sketch
Overhead sketch
Schematic sketch
Perspective sketch
Elevation sketch
Cross-projection sketch
G.O. 10.1.0 (M2)
sketches
a sketch showing depth along with length and
width.
Cross-projection sketch
Overhead sketch
Schematic sketch
Perspective sketch
Elevation sketch
Perspective sketch
G.O. 10.1.0 (M2)
sketches
a sketch illustrating motion or movement.
Cross-projection sketch
Overhead sketch
Schematic sketch
Perspective sketch
Elevation sketch
Schematic sketch
G.O. 10.1.0 (M2)
sketches
a sketch depicting the scene from eye level or
horizontally, which shows depth.
Cross-projection sketch
Overhead sketch
Schematic sketch
Perspective sketch
Elevation sketch
Elevation sketch
G.O. 10.1.0 (M2)
locating a point by making measurements
Triangulation
Base line measurement
Rectangular coordinates
Total Station
Rectangular coordinates
G.O.10.1.0 (M3a)
measurements made from two fixed objects to the
desired plot point.
Triangulation
Base line measurement
Rectangular coordinates
Total Station
Triangulation
G.O>10.1.0 (M3B)
Taken 90 degrees from an established line
to the evidence or object location.
Triangulation
Base line measurement
Rectangular coordinates
Total Station
Base line measurement
G.O.10.1 (M3C)
measurements are obtained electronically using the
total station and associated equipment.
Triangulation
Base line measurement
Rectangular coordinates
Total Station
Total Station
G.O.10.1 (M3D)
