Please help, i need to have this done today Crime Scene: Processing Evidence Imagine

Please help, i need to have this done today Crime Scene: Processing Evidence

Imagine that you’ve been working with the CSI and Police Department in your local area as lead forensic scientist for quite a few years now. The department has recently put a young, brand new forensic scientist to work on a case with you, so they can better learn the ropes from a seasoned vet like yourself! The two of you are on your way to investigate a crime scene where a dead body was found just a few hours ago. Of course, it’s imperative that you teach the new forensic scientist the proper way to handle evidence and an investigation!

The activity is worth 20 points.

Crime Scene:

You walk up to the crime scene. A dead body is lying on the bank of the river, just a few miles outside of the city. There is a bullet wound on the victim’s chest where it appears a bullet entered the body. There are a few bullets that have been found scattered near the body of the victim. You can see that a gun is resting on the bottom of the river in the shallow end near the shore; its serial number appears to be ground off.

Based on what you have learned in module 5 and the course thus far, answer the questions below. Things to keep in mind: steps required when first entering a scene, steps for collection of evidence, special procedures for handling firearm evidence, and the information we can gather from firearm evidence.

O Discuss the first things you should teach your new partner to do as you approach the crime scene.