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Describe the procedures required to mark, collect, package, and
transport evidence. (I)
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Given a simulated crime scene, describe the proper management of the
scene, including: 1) the identification, evaluation, collection, and
preservation of evidence; 2) the interviewing of victims, witnesses,
and suspects; 3) the conducting of a thorough search; and 4) the
preparation of proper reports 5) securing and protecting the crime
scene. (I)
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Identify the types of special assistance available to aid in recording
a crime scene. (I)
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Demonstrate the technique for lifting, recording, preserving, and
identifying latent fingerprints at a crime scene. (II)
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List the steps involved in processing latent fingerprints. (II)
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Describe the process to prepare fingerprint charts for courtroom
presentation. (II)
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Define hazardous materials and give five examples. (III)
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List the steps to follow upon arriving at the scene of a hazardous
materials incident. (III)
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Describe the proper procedure to follow up on the discovery of
explosives or an explosive device. (IV)
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Explain proper police procedure regarding a bomb threat situation.
(IV)
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