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NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio

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14.1.3 Fingerprinting<br />

The following general guidelines will be followed when processing a crime scene for latent prints:<br />

A. Latent impressions developed with fingerprint powder may be photographed on the<br />

original object. The photograph of the fingerprint should be taken with a “one to one”<br />

camera whenever possible. After being photographed, the prints should be lifted.<br />

B. The lifted print is to be placed on a Latent Fingerprint Investigation Card and the following<br />

information listed:<br />

Place of occurrence<br />

Complainant/Victim<br />

Incident report number<br />

Precise location from where prints were lifted<br />

Date lifted<br />

Name and Badge number of officer who processed<br />

Location processed (if different than place of occurrence)<br />

C. Evidentiary items not processed in the field may be brought to the Police Department for<br />

examination.<br />

D. When requesting a comparison of latent prints with a known suspect, the requesting<br />

officer will include a copy of the suspect’s inked fingerprint card and palm prints, if<br />

available.<br />

14.1.4 Equipment and Supplies<br />

A. The Police Department maintains equipment to be utilized by detective(s) for processing all<br />

types of crime scenes in an effective and timely manner. The detective(s) will be responsible<br />

for ordering, purchasing, and maintaining equipment for the purposes of:<br />

Recovery of latent fingerprints<br />

Photography<br />

Crime scene sketches<br />

Collection and preservation of physical evidence<br />

B. Additional equipment such as ladders, portable generators and lights are available from<br />

the Plain Township Fire Department. Other necessary equipment may be borrowed from<br />

other area law enforcement agencies.<br />

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