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Securing a crime scene and preserving evidence can be vital in building a case and getting a conviction. Be sure to know your three basic duties for crime scene preservation.
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Investigators from the Davie (FL) Police Department returned to a scene at the edge of the Everglades on Tuesday where a body was found being eaten by two alligators.
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The Paladin Case Light CLU10K is a scene light designed to allow law enforcement professionals to work longer, and more effectively, in safer conditions. No power cord needed.
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Streamlight Inc. has increased the lumen output of its high-lumen Portable Scene Light to 5,300 lumens. The updated light also now features a red low battery warning indicator.
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Recovering evidence and understanding its significance in detailing the interaction between the victim and assailant can be very challenging and can be made even more so when animals interact with the evidence.
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Streamlight has increased the lumen output of its high-lumen Portable Scene Light to 5,300 lumens. The updated light also now features a red low battery warning indicator.
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The SpiderPro Hand Strap's thin and extremely durable material slides in between the camera body and any tripod plate, making it a universal hand strap.
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Who needs a million points and the high expense of scanners? Collect only the points you need and use the computer you already have at a fraction of the cost.
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Increased accuracy in measurements and calculations helps ensure that officers have better information for court, which can put away reckless drivers and make roads safer for everyone. Here are some examples of how law enforcement officers are using digital tools to investigate traffic accidents.
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CMPD crime scene techs say their work can be very physically demanding and officers often don't realize what is involved. "I don't know how many times I have shown up on a scene and the officers have said to me, 'It's just going to be pictures,'" says Crime Scene Supervisor Roy Patterson. "But it doesn't work like that."
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