First Responder

Objects that establish that a crime has been committed and can provide a link between a crime, victim and perpetrator.

• Crime Scene

• Physical Evidence

• Birds eye view Evidence

• Pieces of Evidence

Place where most physical evidence associated with crime are obtained.

• Chemical Evidence

• Indoor Evidence

• Crime Scene

• Local Crime Scene

The search, collection, handling, preservation and documentation of physical evidence.

• Crime Scene Investigation

• Face to Face Investigation

• Local Scene Investigation

• National Bureau of Investigation

A forensic procedure performed by trained personnel of PNP Crime Laboratory.

• SOCO

• Choco

• Crime Operation

• Scene of Operation

Members of the PNP or other law enforcement agencies expected to be first to respond in cases of incidents of crime.

• First Responder

• Immediate Responder

• Initial Responder

• Brgy Tanods

The most crucial time to collect vital evidence.

• 1st Hour

• Golden Hour

• Nap Hour

• Siesta time

When A comes in contact with B, something from A is transferred to B and vice versa.

• Local Principle

• Locard,s Principle

• High Principle

• High Visibility

The usual first responder's are the following, except one.

• PNP

• Brgy Personnel

• Military Personnel

• Security Pers

Purpose of first responder, except.

• Secure the Crime Scene

• Destroy the Crime Scene

• Protect the Crime Scene

• Preserve the Crime Scene

Role of the First Responder, except.

• Crime Scene Safety

• Life saving efforts

• Examine evidence

• Secure and control the crime scene