Entering a Crime Scene can be a delicate situation. The Crime Scene Investigators must be mindful of all evidence that could be contaminated.
Crime Scene Investigators use Tyvek Suits to protect from contaminating Trace Evidence.
Crime Scene Investigators collect evidence in water.
Dusting for prints is the most basic collection technique that an Crime Investigator will do.
Using alternate light sources to see evidence that the human eye cannot see.
Using a Diagram Measuring device called the Nikon Aims system to diagram major Crime Scenes.
The Photo Forensic Lab is under the umbrella of the Crime Scene Division. The Forensic Photographer can do 1 to 1 images of an actual print using digital technology.
Files in the Photo Lab are secured in a locked area that only a few have access too. The images are stored on CDR, CD's that cannot be erased. The CDR's took the place of the 35mm negative film for documentation and archiving of the original images.
Using alternate light sources to discover evidence on a crime scene.
Taking overall photos on major scenes to document all angles of the crime scene.
Using a trajectory system to show the way a bullet traveled.
Laser Trajectory System to show how a projectile bullet traveled and hit a target.
