INV104 Flashcards

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General Investigation Model - VAWSEIPO

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Victim - Identify and locate the victim
Appreciation - Make initial appreciation. Assess personal risk and then preserve the lives of other
Witnesses - Locate and contain witnesses
Scene - Preserve the scene
Exhibits - Note evidence and preserve any that would be otherwise destroyed
Ingredients - Consider if ingredients have been established
Powers - Identify what powers are available
Offenders - Identify and apprehend

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F.C.G.P.

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Freeze, Control, Guard, Preserve

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Priorities tasks and assign duties: VOWES

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Victim, Offender, Witnesses, Exhibits and Immediate Scene

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Crime Scene examination - Five components for success

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Forensic teamwork
Preservation
Documentation
Communication
Flexibility
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5
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What is a reconnaissance

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The preliminary reconstruction
An appreciation
A plan of action

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The four search types

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Grid- Divide scene into grids and search each square
Lane - Divide scene into lane and search each lane
Spiral - Start from a center point and search spiraling outwards
Zone - Divide scene into into zones and search each
zone
There is also a sweep method- similar to lane, for open or large areas for people or large items

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Scene Zones

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Hot - The part of the scene requiring examination and evidence collection
Warm - A transition Zone to enable scene examiners to put on and take off protective clothing
Cold - A place within the outer cordon for meetings meals etc

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Where should exhibits be sealed and packaged

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In the hot zone, before being transitioned into the warm zone exhibits proccessing area

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At a minimum what should be worn to avid contamination

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Gloves and mask

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10
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What normally happens first, fingerprinting or DNA analysis

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Fingerprinting

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To seal exhibit bags, what to use and what not to use

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Fold bag over twice and sealed with strong adhesive tape. Never use staples

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Wet clothing,how to exhibit

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Dry at room temp, do not use accelerated drying techniques

If clothing is to be taken to see then takes ASAP clearly indicating that item is wet

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13
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Document examination, latent indentations before fingerprinting?

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Yes indentations before fingerprint as indentations will be lost otherwise

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14
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Transfer methods for hair and fibre

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One way- fibre rom suspects clothing found on car seat

Two way- suspects clothing on car seats and car seat fibres ar on suspects clothing

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15
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Can you fingerprint someone who is to be summonsed

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Yes

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16
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Physical or mechanical fits, Should officer try and fit pieces together themselves

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No, could damage potential evidence

17
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Dress of the day for scene examination.

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Overalls, gloves and shoe covers or protectors.

Masks and hair caps may be required