FSC100 - WEEK 4 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
1. FBIs 12-step Systematic approach for crime scene investigation.
process
2. Prepare Initial step in the crime scene process.
3. Approach scene Carefully approach to assess the situation.
4. Secure and pro- Ensure scene integrity and prevent contamination.
tect scene
5. Initiate prelimi- Initial assessment of the crime scene.
nary survey
6. Evaluate physical Identify potential evidence at the scene.
evidence possi-
bilities
7. Prepare narrative Document detailed accounts of the scene.
descriptions
8. Depict scene Capture visual evidence through photographs.
photographically
9. Prepare di- Create visual representations of the scene layout.
agrams and
sketches
10. Conduct a de- Thoroughly examine the scene for evidence.
tailed search
11. Record and col- Document and gather all relevant evidence.
lect physical evi-
dence
, 12. Conduct a final Last check to ensure no evidence is missed.
survey
13. Release a scene Oflcially allow access after investigation completion.
14. Priorities of First Focus on safety, scene security, and documentation.
responders
15. Transference of Hand over scene control to investigators.
responsibility
16. Contamination Unintentional alteration of evidence integrity.
17. 3-tiered response Involves police, EMS, and fire department.
18. Scene alteration Changes made to the crime scene during response.
19. Reasonable ex- Justifiable reasons for modifying the crime scene.
planations for
scene alteration
20. Documentation Record changes for future investigation reference.
of scene
alteration
21. Locard's Ex- Every contact leaves a trace at a crime scene.
change Principle
22. Safety at the Ensure safety before proceeding with investigation.
crime scene
23. Persons associat- Persons who committed the crime or are associated with the suspect, including
ed with the crime media, curious members of the public, crime souvenir collectors, thieves, members
of other police units, and victims who may want to be at the crime scene.
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1. FBIs 12-step Systematic approach for crime scene investigation.
process
2. Prepare Initial step in the crime scene process.
3. Approach scene Carefully approach to assess the situation.
4. Secure and pro- Ensure scene integrity and prevent contamination.
tect scene
5. Initiate prelimi- Initial assessment of the crime scene.
nary survey
6. Evaluate physical Identify potential evidence at the scene.
evidence possi-
bilities
7. Prepare narrative Document detailed accounts of the scene.
descriptions
8. Depict scene Capture visual evidence through photographs.
photographically
9. Prepare di- Create visual representations of the scene layout.
agrams and
sketches
10. Conduct a de- Thoroughly examine the scene for evidence.
tailed search
11. Record and col- Document and gather all relevant evidence.
lect physical evi-
dence
, 12. Conduct a final Last check to ensure no evidence is missed.
survey
13. Release a scene Oflcially allow access after investigation completion.
14. Priorities of First Focus on safety, scene security, and documentation.
responders
15. Transference of Hand over scene control to investigators.
responsibility
16. Contamination Unintentional alteration of evidence integrity.
17. 3-tiered response Involves police, EMS, and fire department.
18. Scene alteration Changes made to the crime scene during response.
19. Reasonable ex- Justifiable reasons for modifying the crime scene.
planations for
scene alteration
20. Documentation Record changes for future investigation reference.
of scene
alteration
21. Locard's Ex- Every contact leaves a trace at a crime scene.
change Principle
22. Safety at the Ensure safety before proceeding with investigation.
crime scene
23. Persons associat- Persons who committed the crime or are associated with the suspect, including
ed with the crime media, curious members of the public, crime souvenir collectors, thieves, members
of other police units, and victims who may want to be at the crime scene.
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