Preliminary Homicide Investigations 05-01 Flashcards

1
Q

Who leads an investigation of a homicide

A

Homicide

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2
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Who leads the investigation of all criminal acts which result in the serious bodily harm or life threatening injury to a police officer while on duty

A

Homicide

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3
Q

Who leads an investigation of a suspicious death

A

Homicide

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4
Q

Who leads the death in police custody not involving the discharge of a firearm

A

Homicide

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5
Q

When an autopsy is ordered as a result of an apparent suicide or accident where the only witness is or has been an intimate partner, past or present, the autopsy will be performed by a

A

Regional Coroner’s pathologist who currently performs homicide autopsies

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6
Q

Sudden death of a child, what age is a child considered

A

under 18 years of age

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7
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Who is notified of the sudden unexpected death of a child under the age of sixteen (16) in any division City-Wide

A

The Child and Youth Advocacy Centre (CYAC), a sub-unit of Specialized Criminal Investigations – Sex Crimes shall be notified

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8
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Who shall the divisional detective consult with in relation to a child death

A

A member of the CYAC prior to leaving the scene and/or conducting formal interviews of caregivers

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9
Q

What hours is the CYAC available

A

730-2200 and on call through TPOC

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10
Q

Who makes up the DU5C of the office of the chief coroner

A

Paediatric forensic pathologists,
police officers,
crown attorneys,
and senior officials from the Office of the Chief Coroner;
and is chaired by the Deputy Chief Coroner for the Province of Ontario.

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11
Q

Can a police investigator close a case on a death of a child under 5

A

Only after review and conclusions by the DU5C

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12
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Who developed the preliminary police report for the death of a child under 5

A

The Office of the chief coroner

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13
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When must the Preliminary police report be sent to the office of the chief coroner

A

The Preliminary Police Report was developed by the Office of the Chief Coroner and
shall be completed, and sent to the Coroners Office prior to the post mortem examination.

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14
Q

If the Homicide investigator isn’t attending who must officers take direction from

A

The divisional detective

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15
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Who is responsible for the quality and thoroughness of the uniform response. (suspicious death or homicide)

A

The first supervisory officer

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16
Q

Can a SOCO be deployed to examine a homicide or suspicious death scene

A

No

17
Q

Who ensures a divisional detective attends a suspicious death or homicide scene

A

OIC

18
Q

Who ensures FIS and Homicide attends a suspicious death or homicide scene

A

OIC

19
Q

Who notifies the unit commander and TPOC about a suspicious death or homicide

A

OIC

20
Q

If homicide investigators do not attend a scene who takes charge

A

F I S investigator

21
Q

Who does the forensic identification services investigator consult with in relation to the collection of evidence at a suspicious death or suspected homicide scene

A

Attending homicide squad investigator, divisional detective and/or corner/forensic pathologist as applicable