Initial Action

Question 1

Freeze Control Preserve

Answer 1

Freeze:
- Keep the scene in its original state 
-Nothing is to be touched or moved
Control: 
- All movement to and from the scene.
- All activity in the contained area
Preserve:
-All relevant exhibts.

Question 2

Scene Guard Responsibilities.

Answer 2

• Prevent unauthorised people from entering.
• Record in notebook details of anyone entering the scene
• Briefing Authorised people (Entry, Exit, Approach Path)
• Promptly recording any suspicious activity
• Avoiding contamination or interference with the scene.
• Being aware of any animals and remove them from the scene.

Question 3

Scene Guard Acronym : UNBENT

Answer 3

Unauthorised Entry
Notebook Recording
Brief Authorised People
Explore are report suspicious activity 
No contaminating it yourself 
Think of Animals.

Question 4

Things to consider when on route to the scene.

Answer 4

Obtain: 
-Description of the suspect 
-A description of the suspects vehicle
-Suspects direction of travel
-Description of any weapons
Watch: 
-Any vehicles that may have come from the scene.
-Note registration numbers 
Plan: 
-Where you will park
-SFP (Safe Forward Point)
- Initial actions upon arrival.

Question 5

Obtaining Info on Arrival.

Answer 5

• Locate Informant obtain brief facts.
  -Ask the informant/witness to identify victim/ offender
  or direction of travel, mode of transport with description or rego number.
  -Update comms and advise who is present, details of offender, mode of transport and vehicle details.
• Ask informant the location of the scene.
• If possible ask them to remain at a specified place and explain they may need to be interviewed after.

Question 6

SITREP

Answer 6

Keep Comms informed of any changes at the scene, include :

• Amy info that could help locate the offender
• Advise on what assistance is needed.
• Use radio or Mobile Phone in private if possible.
• Be weary of giving victims particulars over the radio.
• Provide location of SFP to staff on their way way to the incident.

Question 7

Common Approach Path : CAP

Answer 7

• Path which avoids any route possibly taken by the suspect or the victim.
• All movements in and out of the scene must use the CAP
• Maintain integrity of the scene.