Gather Evidence for an Accident or Crime

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When an accident or crime has occurred, it is important to gather as many relevant facts as quickly as possible. Colin McLaren talks to Eve Ash about how to properly document everything, photographing the scene, noting what people say they saw, and asking questions to establish facts. While gathering evidence, investigator should not have a preconceived notion of what how it happened. It is essential to remain calm and professional to help sort out what happened.

When gathering evidence, investigators should:

  • Document everything (times, dates, movements, sketches)
  • Photograph the relevant scene
  • Note what people saw
  • Ask questions to obtain facts
  • Not have a predetermined theory
  • Be calm and efficient
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Categories
Stress / Safety / Wellbeing
Release Date
Jan 1, 2020
Video Running Time (minutes)
2:50
Producer
Seven Dimensions
Featured Talent
Eve Ash
Colin McLaren
Course ID
INSIGHT891

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