First Patrol on The Crime Scene
Keywords:
police patrol, crime scene, forensic examination, evidence, investigate the crime
Abstract
In the article analyzed and grounded the necessity of grant to the patrol policemen of certain plenary powers - realization of primary review of place of crime and use basic technical and forensic methods immediately after arrival. It is advisable to extendient the competence of the patrol, which first arrive on the place of crime (identification and marking of evidence, taking pictures and video, etc.). The main approaches to the optimization of these procedures is to organize specialized training for police officers patrol and consolidate these initiatives at the legislative level.Downloads
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Heikillia, Y., Karlsson, P. and Varzhos, P. 1. First Patrol on The Crime Scene. Law Magazine of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 13, 1 (1), 72-76.
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Combating crimes: theory and practice
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