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Video Presentations
Evidence Collection
Folding an Evidence Bindle
Packaging an Item of Evidence
Collecting and Packaging Dried Bloodstain
Collecting and Packaging Firearms
Folding an Evidence Bindle
Small items of evidence (such as swab tips, bullets, and hairs) are most often packaged in bindles. This video demonstrates the proper way to fold a bindle to secure evidence.
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Bindle folding diagram
Packaging an Item of Evidence
This video demonstrates the proper way to record, collect, and package an item of evidence.
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Sample Property Report Form
Sample Evidence Label
Collecting and Packaging Dried Bloodstain
This video demonstrates the proper way to collect and package a dried bloodstain from a nonporous surface.
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Sample Evidence Label
Collecting and Packaging Firearms
This video demonstrates the proper way to make a pistol safe and the proper way to collect and package a firearm.
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OUTLINE - Collecting and Packaging Firearms