Unit 2 Forensics

Which of the following is the first step in the 7 S's of Crime Scene Protocols?

• Separate the Witnesses

• Secure the Scene

• Scan the Scene

• Search for Evidence

What is the purpose of separating the witnesses in crime scene protocols?

• To prevent them from leaving the scene

• To ensure they do not influence each other's statements

• To allow them to discuss the event together

• To make it easier to collect evidence

Which step involves creating a visual representation of the crime scene?

• See the Scene

• Sketch the Scene

• Scan the Scene

• Secure and Collect Evidence

Why is it important to scan the scene during crime scene protocols?

• To identify potential witnesses

• To gather all evidence immediately

• To get an overall view and identify evidence

• To secure the perimeter

What is the primary responsibility of the first responding officer at a crime scene?

• To collect evidence

• To ensure the safety of victims and emergency services

• To interrogate witnesses

• To arrest suspects

Which of the following is a secondary responsibility of the first responding officer?

• Conducting a full investigation

• Preserving evidence

• Writing a detailed report

• Making arrests

Who is responsible for maintaining control of the crime scene until relieved by a superior officer?

• The detective

• The first responding officer

• The medical examiner

• The forensic pathologist

What must the first responding officer do to preserve evidence at a crime scene?

• Conduct interviews

• Keep a log of everyone entering the scene

• Analyze forensic data

• Photograph the scene

Why must all witnesses be separated from each other as soon as possible?

• To ensure they can create a cover story together

• To prevent them from discussing information with each other

• To allow them to relax and calm down

• To make it easier for law enforcement to interview them

What is the exception to separating witnesses in the case of a minor?

• Minors can be interviewed without any restrictions

• Minors must be interviewed with a parent or guardian present if consent was not given

• Minors should be interviewed first

• Minors can discuss the case with other witnesses