NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio
NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio
Chapter 14 Reviewed/Revised-May 2011 Directive 14.1 – Crime Scene/Investigative Procedures 14.1.1 Guidelines and Procedures 14.1.2 Photography and Video Recording 14.1.3 Fingerprinting 14.1.4 Equipment and Supplies 14.1.5 Report Preparation Directive 14.2 – Domestic Violence Response 14.2.1 Introduction 14.2.2 Definitions 14.2.3 Policy 14.2.4 Enforcement of Domestic Violence Statute 14.2.5 Protection Orders 14.2.6 Domestic Violence/Dispute Statistics Directive 14.3 – Domestic Violence Involving Law Enforcement Personnel 14.3.1 Policy 14.3.2 Procedures Directive 14.4 – Specific Crime Response/Procedures 14.4.1 Purpose 14.4.2 Sexual Assault/Rape 14.4.3 Burglary/Breaking & Entering 14.4.4 Robbery 14.4.5 Homicide/Felonious Assault 14.4.6 Suicide 14.4.7 Arson 14.4.8 Kidnapping/Abduction 14.4.9 Hostage 1
NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT Directive 14.1 - Crime Scene/Investigative Procedures 14.1.1 Guidelines and Procedures Preservation of a crime scene is the primary responsibility of the first officer arriving at a crime scene. Other responsibilities can include evidence collection and providing other assistance. It is important to note that it may be necessary to secure a search warrant at a crime scene before evidence is collected. A. Responding Officer’s Responsibility Upon arrival at a crime scene, the first responsibility of the responding officer is to determine if any person at the scene requires medical assistance and notify the Dispatch Center to initiate the appropriate EMS response, if necessary. The officer should request additional officers for assistance, if necessary, and begin the process of securing the crime scene by: Identifying all persons within the crime scene and documenting their identity. Notifying the immediate supervisor as soon as possible to inform him/her of the nature of the crime scene and any equipment that needs to be sent to the crime scene. Escorting all persons whose presence is not necessary outside of the crime scene area. Placing tape around the entire crime scene area to ensure that it is secure and taking appropriate steps to ensure that no unauthorized persons or personnel enter the scene. B. Arriving Supervisor’s Responsibility Upon arrival, the supervisor shall determine that all preliminary steps have been taken to ensure the integrity of the crime scene. Once the supervisor has been briefed by the responding officer(s), he/she should establish command of the crime scene and advise the Dispatch Center of such. The supervisor shall create a point of entry into the crime scene and post an officer at this location. This officer is responsible for restricting access to the crime scene and allowing entry to only those persons that the crime scene commander authorizes. All entering/exiting personnel shall be documented on a Crime Scene Personnel Log (PD-99-160) (see Addendum A). The officer shall be responsible for maintaining the log until relieved by the crime scene commander. If the crime scene commander determines that he/she will remain responsible for the scene, he/she should begin the necessary steps in collecting evidence. 2
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<strong>NEW</strong> <strong>ALBANY</strong> <strong>POLICE</strong> <strong>DEPARTMENT</strong><br />
Directive 14.1 - Crime Scene/Investigative Procedures<br />
14.1.1 Guidelines and Procedures<br />
Preservation of a crime scene is the primary responsibility of the first officer arriving at a crime<br />
scene. Other responsibilities can include evidence collection and providing other assistance. It is<br />
important to note that it may be necessary to secure a search warrant at a crime scene before<br />
evidence is collected.<br />
A. Responding Officer’s Responsibility<br />
Upon arrival at a crime scene, the first responsibility of the responding officer is to<br />
determine if any person at the scene requires medical assistance and notify the Dispatch<br />
Center to initiate the appropriate EMS response, if necessary. The officer should request<br />
additional officers for assistance, if necessary, and begin the process of securing the<br />
crime scene by:<br />
Identifying all persons within the crime scene and documenting their identity.<br />
Notifying the immediate supervisor as soon as possible to inform him/her of the<br />
nature of the crime scene and any equipment that needs to be sent to the crime<br />
scene.<br />
Escorting all persons whose presence is not necessary outside of the crime<br />
scene area.<br />
Placing tape around the entire crime scene area to ensure that it is secure and<br />
taking appropriate steps to ensure that no unauthorized persons or personnel<br />
enter the scene.<br />
B. Arriving Supervisor’s Responsibility<br />
Upon arrival, the supervisor shall determine that all preliminary steps have been taken to<br />
ensure the integrity of the crime scene. Once the supervisor has been briefed by the<br />
responding officer(s), he/she should establish command of the crime scene and advise<br />
the Dispatch Center of such.<br />
The supervisor shall create a point of entry into the crime scene and post an officer at this<br />
location.<br />
This officer is responsible for restricting access to the crime scene and allowing<br />
entry to only those persons that the crime scene commander authorizes. All<br />
entering/exiting personnel shall be documented on a Crime Scene Personnel Log<br />
(PD-99-160) (see Addendum A). The officer shall be responsible for maintaining<br />
the log until relieved by the crime scene commander.<br />
If the crime scene commander determines that he/she will remain responsible for<br />
the scene, he/she should begin the necessary steps in collecting evidence.<br />
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