FORENSIC STUDIES CRIME SCENE EXAMINATION REPORT- 1000 WORDS CREDIBLE ACADEMIC SOURCES REQUIRED APA REFERENCING Please read instructions and follow criteria carefully as well as the incident and video in the link provided

CRIME SCENE EXAMINATION REPORT- 1000 WORDS CREDIBLE ACADEMIC SOURCES REQUIRED APA REFERENCING INSTRUCTIONS • You are asked to examine the scene shown in the video footage below, ensuring you read The Incident section above the video. • You must submit a concise report, detailing two pieces of different forensic evidence which you would have recovered from the scene, and a discussion around how and why you would have them recovered. • Your submission should follow a logical structure, and include: o An introduction detailing what two, different pieces of evidence you would have recovered from the scene. o A discussion around how you would direct your team to recover these items and why you have chosen them over others. This should be the main body of your submission and involve a well-structured, methodical argument. Your explanation should cite sufficient academic sources and include logical reasoning. o A conclusion which adequately sums up your arguments THE INCIDENT • On 30th October 2018, Victoria Police were called to a disturbance in a flat at 123 Fake Street at 23:50. • The emergency call to police was made by a neighbour, one Mr. A. Lias. • Mr. Lias told police that he heard his neighbours shouting at around 23:00 followed by the sound of crashing furniture. He said that at around 23:30 he heard "further noises including screaming", and shortly later his neighbours leaving the flat. At around 23:40, Mr. Lias said he "heard his neighbours driving away in their pickup truck." • The below footage from the scene was taken at around 06:00 on 1st November. • Homicide squad detectives are on scene and the investigation is ongoing. • Your role at the scene is that of the scene of crime officer (SOCO) on the morning of the investigation, leading the forensic personnel on-site and directing the scene examination. Your commanding officers have instructed you to limit and prioritise evidence recovery as much as possible; budget constraints back at the forensics laboratory are tight at the moment! • The scene was secured by police personnel and has been sketched. Photography of the scene was underway at the time of filming. https://youtu.be/7nTKLsC5hp0