Crime_Scene

Crime Scene Practical Project: Crime Scene Investigation Upon arriving at the crime scene located at the 100th block of Montana and Chippewa, I discover what appears to be a Robbery/Homicide. I approach the arriving officer who was the first person at the scene so that he could brief me, the two officers assisting me and my crime scene technician on exactly what he had discovered while arriving at the scene. The time the incident is reported is1:00 A.M. on July 6th, 2002. There has been no past history of prior events or reports to this address and the neighborhood appears to be a quiet community with a larger amount of elderly and retired citizens. The arriving officer informs me that there was a robbery in progress that turned into a Homicide. I am the investigating officer and supervisor of the crime scene so the first thing I am going to do is secure and separate witnesses and suspects. Anyone who is not involved in the scene is immediately removed with my instruction by other officers on the scene. I then instruct my two assisting officers to interview surrounding neighbors and witnesses. With the community being scene, evidence, crime, officers, after, physical, next, found, officer, equipment, door, appears, am, surrounding, room, involved, arriving, victim#8217s, victim, suspect, provide, log, living, investigation, information, body, been, assisting, two, technician, since, robbery, offense, murder, intruder