Preliminary Homicide Investigations 05-01 Flashcards
Who leads an investigation of a homicide
Homicide
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
Homicide
Who leads an investigation of a suspicious death
Homicide
Who leads the death in police custody not involving the discharge of a firearm
Homicide
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
Regional Coroner’s pathologist who currently performs homicide autopsies
Sudden death of a child, what age is a child considered
under 18 years of age
Who is notified of the sudden unexpected death of a child under the age of sixteen (16) in any division City-Wide
The Child and Youth Advocacy Centre (CYAC), a sub-unit of Specialized Criminal Investigations – Sex Crimes shall be notified
Who shall the divisional detective consult with in relation to a child death
A member of the CYAC prior to leaving the scene and/or conducting formal interviews of caregivers
What hours is the CYAC available
730-2200 and on call through TPOC
Who makes up the DU5C of the office of the chief coroner
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.
Can a police investigator close a case on a death of a child under 5
Only after review and conclusions by the DU5C
Who developed the preliminary police report for the death of a child under 5
The Office of the chief coroner
When must the Preliminary police report be sent to the office of the chief coroner
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.
If the Homicide investigator isn’t attending who must officers take direction from
The divisional detective
Who is responsible for the quality and thoroughness of the uniform response. (suspicious death or homicide)
The first supervisory officer