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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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Crime Scene Technician/Property Room Custodian I retrieve evidence from crime scenes in the field and from secured lockers at the station. TheCrime Scene Technician/Property Room Custodian I is to perform a variety of crime scene investigation duties within the police department as well as being responsible for a variety of tasks relating to the storage, safekeeping, returning and/or disposing of property and evidence.
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Evidence and Crime Scene Technician. Follows proper crime scene procedures to protect and prevent compromise of evidence integrity. Processes, collects, preserves, and photographs evidence at crime scenes.
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May test fire weapons to gather comparative evidence used to determine a match with evidence collected at crime scene. Works closely with other police and crime scene staff to identify evidence retrieved from crime scenes.
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Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, natural science, or a related field from an accredited college or university, 2 years' experience as a CSI in a law enforcement agency; basic photography school; developing latent print school; chemical processing school; crime scene search school; forensic technician certification, IAI certification.
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Under direction of the Crime Scene Unit Supervisor, the incumbent is responsible for the development of fingerprints, collection of evidence, crime scene photography, and documentation of crime scene investigations.
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A Crime Scene Technician assists police officers assigned to the investigation of criminal cases. Preparing casts and collecting and preserving evidence from the crime scene in order to prepare evidence for submission to the Lab for examination.
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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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Kind of Work Entry level duties involved in the collecting, documenting, and preserving of evidence at a crime scene; and related work as required. EITHER : One (1) year of experience as a Laboratory Technician I or Laboratory Technician II with the New Orleans Police Department in the Scientific Investigation Division.
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Minimum of one yearexperience working as a Deputy, Crime Scene Technician orCommunity Services Officer accepted in lieu of Crime Scene Technician Certificate.
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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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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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Responsible for forensic support in the identification, preservation, and collection of forensic evidence at crime scenes, providing a wide variety of crime scene activities involving crimes against persons homicides, suicides, rapes, aggravated assaults, etc.
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A Crime Scene Technician works in the field processing crime scenes, including locating, photographing, documenting, collecting and securing physical evidence. Under general supervision performs work of moderate difficulty in crime scene documentation, evidence collection, forensic evaluation, detailed reporting, testifies in court, and performs related work as required.
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A crime laboratory technician ii investigates the scene of crimes and collects physical evidence for laboratory examination and court presentation. EXPERIENCE: Have two years of experience in the detection, collection and preservation of criminal evidence for court use.
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