Package collected evidence in a manner that prevents loss, degradation, or contamination Package, store, and transport evidence from different scenes or searches in separate external containers Identify, collect, preserve, inventory, package, and transport evidence Prepare an evidence recovery log that documents Item number Description Location found (grid number if used) Collector's name Markings (either directly on the item or indirectly on the package) Packaging method Miscellaneous comments Identify evidence by Assigning personnel to designated search areas Initiating scene-specific search pattern(s) and procedures, including examining immobile structures for possible evidence Attempting to determine the method of bomb delivery Establishing the seat(s) of the explosion(s) Documenting blast effects (e.g., structural damage, bent signs, thermal effects, and fragmentation) Examining the crater, vehicles, structures, etc. Documenting the and after victims’ location(s) before the explosion Ensuring that victims are examined for bomb component fragments. Autopsies should include x-rays Collect evidence, including Suspected bomb components and fragments, including those recovered from victims Suspected materials used to construct and transport the explosive device(s) Crater material Residues and other trace evidence Additional items of evidence (e.g., blood, hair, fiber, fingerprints, tire tracks, weapons, documents, and tools) Comparison samples of indigenous materials Make sure evidence is Photographed Packaged and preserved in containers Labeled Recorded in the evidence recovery log Secured in the designated storage location Label, transport, and store evidence by Placing evidence from different locations or searches in separate external containers
Package collected evidence in a manner that prevents loss, degradation, or contamination Package, store, and transport evidence from different scenes or searches in separate external containers Identify, collect, preserve, inventory, package, and transport evidence Prepare an evidence recovery log that documents Item number Description Location found (grid number if used) Collector's name Markings (either directly on the item or indirectly on the package) Packaging method Miscellaneous comments Identify evidence by Assigning personnel to designated search areas Initiating scene-specific search pattern(s) and procedures, including examining immobile structures for possible evidence Attempting to determine the method of bomb delivery Establishing the seat(s) of the explosion(s) Documenting blast effects (e.g., structural damage, bent signs, thermal effects, and fragmentation) Examining the crater, vehicles, structures, etc. Documenting the victims’ location(s) before and after the explosion Ensuring that victims are examined for bomb component fragments. Autopsies should include x-rays Collect evidence, including Suspected bomb components and fragments, including those recovered from victims Suspected materials used to construct and transport the explosive device(s) Crater material Residues and other trace evidence Additional items of evidence (e.g., blood, hair, fiber, fingerprints, tire tracks, weapons, documents, and tools) Comparison samples of indigenous materials Make sure evidence is Photographed Packaged and preserved in containers Labeled Recorded in the evidence recovery log Secured in the designated storage location Label, transport, and store evidence by Placing evidence from different locations or searches in separate external containers