FOR 130 MOCK CRIME SCENE REPORT
Objective:
 Determine what items are potential evidence in a crime scene
 Understand and describe the use of various collection techniques
 Make visual observations to prepare a CSI report
 Give a theory on what happen on scene and why
 Learn and complete CSI report
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Make observations of the case file shown in class related to a crime scene
Divide the scene information into 5 categories: summary, scene, processing, evidence list, and laboratory analysis.
The 5 categories will convert into a narrative-based report
Submit report for grading
Use the template below to submit your assignment
Template:
Crime Scene Report (Lynn University)
Case #: DR180824-016289
Incident/ Offense:
Investigation
Latent Lifts: Y/NN
DNA Recovered: Y/NN
Narrative: (Remarks)
Arrival: 6:50 am
End Time: 8:15am
Location: 5100 NW 79 Ave
Victim: N/A
Requested by: R. Gomez #332
Summary: On August 24th, 2018, at 5:30am I was requested by Detective R. Gomez #332 in regards to an investigation. As per Detective
Gomez, an unknown subject unlawfully discharged a firearm on scene. I arrived to the scene at 6:50 am with Officer Pizzini #790. The scene was
secured with yellow tape. A specialized canine unit was summoned to aid in searching the scene, to which a gun was located within the perimeter.
The scene was turned over to the Forensics Investigation Unit.
Scene: My scene is located at 5100 NW 79 Ave, in the parking lot (on NW 51st St). A black Luger 9mm firearm was discovered in bushes along
the north end of the Grand Pollo. I observed the firearm and located a serial number of 7JY57432. A thorough visual examination of the south end
of the scene revealed 3 9mm Luger spent casings and a 9mm Luger live round, belonging to a corresponding firearm. Northwest of the scene, a
holster, of Tagua GunLeather brand, is encountered.
Processing: At approximately 7:10 am, I began taking photos of the scene using a Nikon D3500. I took photos of the road in which the scene was
located, and the parking lot where evidence had been discovered. Upon the collection of the firearm, I took closeup and midrange photos of the
bushes and documented the gun with evidence marker #1. I documented the live round with evidence marker #2, and took closeups. Evidence
markers #3, #4, and #5 were placed by the each spent casing, to which I photographed each one closely. I placed the 6th evidence marker next to
the gun holster and the 7th with another spent casing. Both of which got closeup photos as well.
Evidence List: The following items were obtained on the scene and transported to the firearms and explosives laboratory for analysis.
Item #1: (1) Live Round
Item #2: (1) 9mm Luger firearm
Item #3: (4) Spent casings found on scene
Item #4: (1) Gun Holster
Crime Laboratory:
Upon closer investigation and examination of the documented evidence, the crime laboratory was able to conclude that the several pieces of
evidence all belonge