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Two years of experience either in the handling of crime scene investigation evidence in a law enforcement setting or public contact office, or administrative experience. Prepare reports as necessary detailing crime scene processing, evidence processing, and/or latent print examination findings; input collected evidence into the evidence tracking database; process and book collected evidence; prepare crime scene sketches; prepare evidence for court presentations as necessary; provide expert testimony in court.
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Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: operating mobile crime scene lab; collecting and processing physical evidence; photographing crime scene; lifting, processing, classifying and identifying fingerprints; testifying in court; compiling reports; and maintaining and updating records for proper documentation.
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Responds to calls and maintains crime scene log manually by listing all personnel entering the crime scene. Do you currently possess a TCIC/NCIC (Texas Crime Information Center/ National Crime Information Center) Terminal Operator Certification.
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Preparing casts and collecting and preserving evidence from the crime scene in order to prepare evidence for submission to the Lab for examination; Ensures thorough documentation of the scene and actions taken, collection and preservation of physical evidence found at crime scenes and examination and analysis of this evidence.
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The purpose and mission of the Indianapolis-Marion County Forensic Services Agency is to serve the Marion County Community and supports the needs of the Criminal Justice System by providing services in Crime Scene Processing, Forensic Document Examinations, Latent Print Processing and Examination, Blood Alcohol Analysis, Fire Debris Analysis, Seized Drugs Analysis, Firearms Examinations and NIBIN, DNA and Serology Analysis and Forensic Evidence Technician (Morgue Liaison) services.
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Crime Scene Technician / Property Evidence Officer. Responsibilities may include: responding to requests for assistance from the public; preventing traffic accidents and deterring violators; investigating accidents and criminal incidents; preparing incident reports; ensuring the security and order of the court; receiving, processing, recording, storing, maintaining and releasing evidence; protecting crime scenes; and coordinating with other departments.
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Crime Scene Technician. Responds to crime scenes; receives reports from uniformed Police Officers; examines crime scenes to obtain clues and gather evidence; identifies, collects, marks and preserves physical evidence; takes videos and photographs; identifies and collects fingerprints.
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Summary: Under close supervision, performs a wide variety of tasks associated with the collection, processing, tracking, handling, and safekeeping of crime scene evidence for the Odessa Police Department (OPD); performs duties in compliance with state laws and OPD policies.
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Conducts training, as directed, for local agencies to include basic evidence technician courses, crime scene courses and specialized forensic applications courses for the proper collection of evidence in the forensic disciplines of drug chemistry, trace chemistry, questions documents, latent prints, DNA, serology, and firearms and/or toolmarks.
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Incumbents work under direct supervision of a field training technician and begin focusing on a single area of crime scene processing and evidence collection, work toward learning all facets of crime scene investigation and processing and assist experienced Crime Scene Technicians with more complex aspects of work functions.
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Crime scene specialist; conducts crime scene searches, at which time he/she appropriately searches for, seizes and preserves evidence which is needed for the investigation of the crime and the apprehension and conviction of the offender; acts as custodian and technician of evidence.
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The Evidence Technician is responsible for evidence management and is the primary person responsible for the security and integrity of evidence when it is received into the crime lab as well as while in their care, custody, or control.
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FET (Field Evidence Technician/Crime Scene Investigation) FET (Field Evidence Technician/Crime Scene Investigation) Detention Deputy I is an entry level law enforcement position in which you will receive training to competently work one of three general post assignments: booking, housing units, and roving.
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Entry level duties involved in the collecting, documenting, and preserving of evidence at a crime scene; and related work as required. OR: One (1) year of full-time experience in crime scene investigation.
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Crime Scene Technician, Animal Services Officer, Crime Prevention Specialist, Community Service Officer, and Property/Evidence Technicians shall be paid an annual uniform allowance in the amount of $800 per year.
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