INO1 Initial Investigation Flashcards

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Freeze, control, preserve

A

Freeze - the scene to remain as it was found
Control - people at scene, those attempting to leave and enter
Preserve - any evidence that may be destroyed or decay

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Responsibilities of Scene Guard

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UNBENT
Unauthorised people
Notebook recording
Brief authorised people
Explore and report suspicious activity
No contaminating it yourself
Think of animals
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Enroute to a scene

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  1. Obtain description of suspect and vehicle, direction of vehicle, weapons
  2. Watch vehicles entering scene
  3. Designate SFP
  4. Discuss responsibilities
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4
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SFP

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Safe Forward Point

Safe location near incident where forward operations can be supported

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5
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Ask of the informant

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  1. Identify offender and victim. Direction of travel if gone
  2. Update Comms
  3. Ask informant location of scene
  4. Remain at scene
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SITREP

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Situation reports

a) Keep Comms informed
b) Advise of assistance needed
c) Keep victim particulars minimal on radio
d) Location of SFP

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7
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Information for Scene Guard (7)

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  1. Who can enter scene
  2. Scene boundaries
  3. Designated point of entry
  4. Route to take through scene
  5. Point of exit
  6. What happened
  7. Are there suspects?
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8
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CAP

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Common Path Approach

Path in and out of scene avoiding any route possibly taken by suspect or victim

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Importance of CAP

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  1. Maintain scene integrity
  2. Don’t destroy exhibits
  3. Minimal scene contamination
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10
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VAWSEEPO

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Victim - obtain information

Appreciation - consider all factors and choose best action plan
Witnesses - interview, seize evidence, statement

Scene - identify and FCP, scene examination

Exhibits - used to commit offence, reconstruct event, shows how it happened

Elements - what offence occurred. Establish all elements

Powers - arrest, detain, search, enter premises

Offender - arrest, report, warn

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11
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Probing questions

A
TEDS
Tell me
Explain
Describe
Show me

5W + H

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12
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Contact details from victim/informant

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Name
Address
Phone number
Email
Occupation
Employer name and phone number
Date of Birth
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13
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Factors when setting boundary

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Thing BIG

Remember area offender approached, entered and left

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Sudden death, first on scene (6)

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  1. Check victim pulse, warmth of skin
  2. Contact ambos
  3. Check clothing
  4. Don’t move body
  5. Record what you can see
  6. Sketch scene
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