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Full Description
Those tasked with investigating crime scenes come from a variety of backgrounds and varying levels of experience. Crime Scene Investigation Procedural Guide gives the novice investigator the procedures for almost any crime scene imaginable while providing the seasoned pro a ready reference for crimes occurring even under the most unusual of circumstances. Designed as a stand-alone text or as a companion to Ross Gardner's Practical Crime Scene Investigation, the book details the precise steps that need to be taken when processing and analyzing a crime scene.
Using a bulleted format for quick, easy access, the authors provide hands-on, concise instruction in a style friendly to a range of professionals. Topics discussed in this practical manual include:
Preparation for response, initial response, scene management, and scene evaluation/analysis
Scene photography, videography, sketching, and search and processing procedures
Steps to be taken prior to releasing the scene
Response, documentation, processing, and collection of evidence for specific crimes against persons and property
Evaluation, processing, collection, and preservation of all items of evidence encountered at the scene, including friction ridge evidence, two- and three-dimensional impression evidence, and trace and biological evidence
Bloodstain pattern documentation and shooting incident documentation
Appendices include direction on working with potential blood-borne pathogens and worksheets for documenting and evaluating the scene and processing various types of evidence. A supplemental CD is included with downloadable forms for crime scene investigations. Adherence to the instructions provided in this guide will help ensure investigators that vital evidence is properly documented and pre
Contents
Crime Scene Investigation. Initial Response. Crime Scene Management. Crime Scene Notes and Observation. Crime Scene Videography and Photography. Crime Scene Sketching. Crime Scene Search Procedures. Aquatic Recovery of Evidence. Releasing the Scene and Postscene Activities. Crimes against Property. Burglary and Housebreaking. Larceny. Larceny of a Motor Vehicle. Vandalism and Malicious Mischief. Fire and Arson Scenes. Postblast (Explosive Incident) Scenes. Crimes against Persons. Aggravated Assault. Robbery from an Individual. Robbery from a Business. Carjacking. Kidnapping and Missing Persons. Rape and Sexual Assault. Injuries Commonly Associated with Violent Crime. Child Sexual Assault or Abuse. Child Physical Abuse. Child Neglect. Evidence Processing and Documentation. Friction Ridge Evidence. Impression Evidence. Biological Evidence at the Scene. Trace Evidence at the Scene. Entomological Evidence at the Scene. Use of Light and Alternate Light Sources (Oblique, UV, ALS, and RUVIS). Documenting and Processing Bloodstain Patterns at the Scene. Documenting and Processing the Shooting Scene. Appendices. Index.
