Chapter 05FIG 1 FIGURE 5.1 A car thief in Canada is captured in a police “bait car”: first by the hidden camera, then by police as sensors lock the vehicle’s.

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Chapter 05FIG 1 FIGURE 5.1 A car thief in Canada is captured in a police “bait car”: first by the hidden camera, then by police as sensors lock the vehicle’s door lock and kill the engine. (Courtesy baitcar.com.)

Chapter 05FIG 2 FIGURE 5.2 Hillside disposal scene in the murder of Genna Gamble. Note the drag trail leading up from the river bottoms and the position of the body. Source: author’s case files.

Chapter 05FIG 3 FIGURE 5.3 Drug investigation task force seizures commonly include evidence that perfectly characterizes the dangers of the drug dealing world: drugs, cash, and weapons. Pictured are the fruits of a State Police/ New Haven Initiative Task Force Investigation carried out in 2007: $102,040 in cash; 588 pounds of marijuana (estimated value of $1.8 million); 1.7 grams of cocaine; 13.8 grams of mushrooms; various items of drug paraphernalia; 3 handguns and 1 shotgun; and assorted vehicles (Source: DPS 2007).