TY- Crime Scene Investigation

The first step in investigating a crime scene is to

• examine possible evidence
• interview the first officer at the scene or the victim
• document what happened
• process the crime scene evidence

Changing or altering a signature without permission

• burglary
• forgery
• bribery
• kidnapping

What is the first step in the 7 S's of crime scene investigation?

• Scan the Scene

• Secure the Scene

• Search for Evidence

• See the Scene

What is the purpose of scanning the scene?

• To take money when no one is looking

• To sketch the scene

• To collect evidence

• To identify the primary scene and any secondary scenes

Which step involves taking photographs of the crime scene?

• Search for Evidence

• Sketch the Scene

• See the Scene

• Secure the Scene

What is required for evidence to be admissible in court?

• A video recording

• A detailed sketch

• Multiple witnesses

• A chain of custody

What is the purpose of securing the scene?

• To interview witnesses

• To preserve evidence

• To collect evidence

• To allow media access

What is entomology?

• Unreasonable searches and seizures

• Unlawful arrests

• Study of insect's role in decomposition

• Study of poisons

What is included in an evidence label?

• The suspect's name

• A chain of custody

• stickers for the good cops

• a fortune cookie for investigators

What is the purpose of sketching the scene?

• To create a visual record for media

• To document weather conditions

• To help investigators recreate the scene

• To provide a map for witnesses