Protocol when conducting follow-up investigation of elderly sex crimes/abuse
INV 2010.103 Sex crimes investigation
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1. secure evidence
2. prepare for prosecution: victim is willing/able to testify
, 3. victim/family resources
4. restoration of victim dignity and self worth
Important things to remember during investigation
INV. 2020.116 Dead Body Investigations
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1. be suspicious, but not paranoid:
take copious notes and photos
2. personal standards or decedent's lifestyle expectations should have no
bearing
3. limit judgement from reaction of those affected
Benefits of preparation skills/survival mindset
PTRL 2040.101 Mental preparation skills
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1. be ready with plan at all times
2. believe you will overcome not matter the odds
3. revert to training (train like you fight, fight like you train)
,indications of accidental death
INV. 2020.114 Dead Body Investigations
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1. drug related
2. asphyxia
3. trauma
4. thermal injury
5. electrocution
6. falls
7. industrial
8. gunshot
9. autoerotic
Potential investigative hazards
INV. 2020.115 Dead Body Investigations
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1. bio-hazard
2. carbon monoxide
3. cyanide
, 4. asphyxia
5. chemical spill
Types of wounds and characteristics
INV. 2020.110 Dead Body Investigations
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1. Blunt force injuries: laceration, contusion, abrasion, patterned
2. sharp force injuries: stab, incised, puncture, chop
3. gunshot wounds (determined by range of fire):
contact, intermediate, indeterminate
4. entrance and exit gunshot wound: margin of abrasion, soot deposit, stellate
laceration, stippling or powder tattooing, beveling of bone, skin tags
Attended and unattended death requirements
INV. 2020.104 Dead Body Investigations
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INV 2010.103 Sex crimes investigation
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1. secure evidence
2. prepare for prosecution: victim is willing/able to testify
, 3. victim/family resources
4. restoration of victim dignity and self worth
Important things to remember during investigation
INV. 2020.116 Dead Body Investigations
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1. be suspicious, but not paranoid:
take copious notes and photos
2. personal standards or decedent's lifestyle expectations should have no
bearing
3. limit judgement from reaction of those affected
Benefits of preparation skills/survival mindset
PTRL 2040.101 Mental preparation skills
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1. be ready with plan at all times
2. believe you will overcome not matter the odds
3. revert to training (train like you fight, fight like you train)
,indications of accidental death
INV. 2020.114 Dead Body Investigations
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1. drug related
2. asphyxia
3. trauma
4. thermal injury
5. electrocution
6. falls
7. industrial
8. gunshot
9. autoerotic
Potential investigative hazards
INV. 2020.115 Dead Body Investigations
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1. bio-hazard
2. carbon monoxide
3. cyanide
, 4. asphyxia
5. chemical spill
Types of wounds and characteristics
INV. 2020.110 Dead Body Investigations
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1. Blunt force injuries: laceration, contusion, abrasion, patterned
2. sharp force injuries: stab, incised, puncture, chop
3. gunshot wounds (determined by range of fire):
contact, intermediate, indeterminate
4. entrance and exit gunshot wound: margin of abrasion, soot deposit, stellate
laceration, stippling or powder tattooing, beveling of bone, skin tags
Attended and unattended death requirements
INV. 2020.104 Dead Body Investigations
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