<b>Name Of Character: </b>Waverly G. Princeton<br/><b>Date and time: </b>Monday, July 16th | 8:20AM - 8:30AM > 8:40AM<br/><b>Location: </b>158 Syracuse Ave<br/><b>With whom: </b>Detective Lieutenant Seto Kishimoto<br/><b>Trigger Warnings: </b>Crime Scene Surveillance<br/><hr class="bbc-hr"/>After notifying the rest of the team, Lieutenant Kishimoto had sent Waverly on her way.<br/><blockquote class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch" data-attributes="" data-quote="D/Lt. Seto Kishimoto" data-source="">
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			"Gather up all of the victim's useful electronics. You can sign out the bags under my name since they're going off-site right away. I'm starting with the bathroom, then the bedroom. Join me when you're done."
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</blockquote>Her next task was to secure all of the victim's useful electronics. That could mean a wide range of items. Not all of them would be fitting into those small evidence bags either. At the given moment though, she wasn't really going to be able to do much with that expensive ass camera around her neck. One wrong move and she could break it. And she didn't exactly want to set it down anywhere since it was currently an active crime scene and she didn't want to tamper with it in any way, shape or form. There were probably still photos that needed to be taken though. Either way, Waverly made her way to the front room, which had the biggest mess. If there were any electronics, it would likely be here. The first thing Waverly looked towards was the broken TV. It was pretty much useless, so what else was there? After noting that the space under the TV was dust-free, meaning that something was once there. Walking over to take a closer look, Waverly figured that it was probably where a DVD Player used to be. Turning to the small table, which also had a dust-free area, her guess was that a laptop once rested there. Did the perpetrator really just break in, kill the owner and just took the computer and DVD Player? To kill someone over those? That's pretty extreme...<br/><br/>Then again, back in Los Angeles, people were killed for less. She then walked towards the knocked over swivel chair and grabbed the back of it so that she could stand it back up, unsure of what else to do with it, because a chair certainly wasn't going to make good evidence. And it wasn't by any means an electronic...