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Securing and Collecting Evidence

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1 Securing and Collecting Evidence
The Seven S’s

2 Securing and Collecting Evidence
Evidence must be properly packaged sealed labeled.

3 Securing and Collecting evidence
Liquids and arson- airtight, unbreakable containers

4 Securing and Collecting evidence
Moist biological evidence goes in breathable containers to avoid mold. Allow to dry before sealing in evidence bag.

5 Securing and Collecting evidence
Air dried evidence can go in a paper bindle (druggist’s fold.) paper bindle instructions

6 Securing and Collecting evidence
Place bindle in paper or plastic evidence bag.

7 Securing and Collecting evidence
Seal and sign on the tape.

8 Car in an Evidence Bag?

9 Securing and Collecting Evidence

10 Securing Evidence Chain of Custody- traces who has handled the evidence and when Necessary for evidence to be admissible in court

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