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APRIL 2013 | ||
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Welcome to the April 2013 Crime Scene Investigator Network Newsletter
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New CSI and Forensic Job Announcements |
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The most comprehensive listing of Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic | ||
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Forensic Imaging Specialist | Texas DPS, Austin Final Filing Date: April 11, 2013 Salary: $3,408.35 - $3,640.11 per month Performs advanced technical work in color and black and white forensic photography in the Forensic Imaging Section of the Department's Headquarters Crime Laboratory and in the field to obtain, document, and preserve photographic evidence for use in criminal investigations. Utilizes specialized photographic techniques to perform advanced forensic photography of evidence and prepares slides for training and teaching in photography schools. Participates in planning, organizing, instructing in and evaluating department photography schools. Work is performed under broad supervision. Receives specialized training in forensic photography and latent print photography. <View complete job listing> | ||
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Police Identification Technician I/II | Modesto Police Department, CA Final Filing Date: March 15, 2013 Salary: $45,630.00 - $56,836.00 Annually Positions in the Police Identification Technician series collect, photograph, identify, process, and preserve physical evidence related to accidents and criminal investigations. They perform tests on weapons and substances (i.e., fiber, hair, tissue, bodily fluids, drugs, etc.) to determine significance to the investigations. They prepare technical logs, diagrams, and reports for documentation. They may serve as expert witnesses in court proceedings. Positions in this series are flexibly staffed and incumbents may advance from Level I to Level II at the discretion of the appointing authority and when the incumbent meets the minimum qualifications. <View complete job listing> | ||
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Forensic Specialist I | Montgomery County Police, Rockville, MD Final Filing Date: April 16, 2013 Salary: $44,900 - $74,181 per year Employee will be responsible for work involving the detection, collection, handling, testing and preservation of crime scene physical evidence and latent prints from crime scenes. Duties include responding to crime scenes, collecting, processing and preserving physical evidence, measuring and diagramming crime scenes, photographing crime and accident scenes, writing reports concerning actions taken and maintaining accurate notes and records. Employee will be required to work rotating shifts and weekends and will be subject to on-call status. <View complete job listing> |  |
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Crime Scene Investigator I | Denver Police Department, CO Final Filing Date: April 25, 2013 Salary: $49,665.00 - $79,464.00 Annually Identifies, collects, preserves, packages, and presents biological evidence, latent fingerprints, tire impressions, shoe impressions, tool marks, and other physical evidence; Familiarity with the general operation of a variety of shotguns, rifles, handguns, knives, and other miscellaneous weapons; Photographs/videotapes evidence at crime scenes; Performs measurements of evidence at crime scenes using a variety of manual, electronic, and computerized measuring devices; Learns how to process evidence in the laboratory using special powders, chemical solutions, forensic light sources, and various camera lenses and filters in order to develop and preserve evidence; Proficient use of general and specialized hand and power tools; Attends autopsies to photograph/videotape injuries and collect additional evidence; Writes departmental reports and supplements; Documents evidence for submission to the Property Management Bureau for storage; Maintains proper chain of custody on evidence and proper packaging to preserve and prevent contamination; Testifies in court as a witness in connection to the scenes processed and evidence recovered and preserved. <View complete job listing> | ||
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Forensic Computer Specialist | Ohio Attorney General, BCI, London, OH Final Filing Date: April 9, 2013 Salary: $22.74/hr. - $36.59 per hour Utilizes specialized tools (e.g., evidence acquisition devices; automated floppy diskette reader) & procedures to collect, preserve & examine (e.g., prepares duplicate images backup copies; recovers deleted &/or corrupted files, password protected &/or encrypted files; recovers hidden data; traces internet & network communications) computer evidence of criminal offenses (e.g., homicides & assaults, rape, gross sexual imposition, corruption of minor, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, pandering sexually oriented matter involving minor(s) & illegal use of minor in nudity-oriented material or performance, aggravated arson, burglary cases, illegal access to hospital files, wire tapping of citizens by law enforcement personnel, illegal traffic/access into military establishments, money laundering, theft & fraud & counterfeiting) in accordance with established & validated forensic principles. Develops & implements policies & procedures relating to seizure & examination of evidence from computer systems. Reviews & updates policies & procedures on regular basis in order to ensure policies support new computer technology. <View complete job listing> | ||
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Evidence Technician II | Paducah Police, Kentucky Final Filing Date: April 15, 2013 Salary: $29,700.00 - $43,100.00 per year Oversees the daily operation of the Evidence Unit. Assisted by the Evidence Clerk, the Evidence Technician receives and logs into the computer evidence and material relating to various police investigations and cases; types related reports; answers telephone; assists with and completes chain of custody documentation; prepares for and attends court hearings. <View complete job listing> | ||
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CSI In The News | ||
OC Crime Fighters Unveil Mobile Forensic Lab The American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors Laboratory Accreditation Board accredited an Orange County mobile crime lab to help detectives analyze electronics and evidence at crime scenes. Los Alamitos-Seal Beach Patch - April 3, 2013 Director wanted for police forensic lab Vacancies have been advertised to fill the post of director and 13 other positions in the Guyana Police Force's Forensic Science Laboratory. Stabroek News - March 29, 2013 How accurate are shows such as 'CSI'? (Audio file) There's a certain allure to crime scene forensics. What else could explain the immense popularity of the CSI television franchise. KBIA - By Rehman Tungekar - March 28, 2013 OPP forensic identification lab using state-of-the-art technology The new facility on Park Avenue beside the OPP headquarters is a multi-million dollar building equipped with state-of-the-art technology to examine evidence and solve crimes. Chatham Daily News - By Vicki Gough - March 27, 2013 Mexican forensic expert bathes corpses to solve crimes Mexican forensic expert Alejandro Hernandez dips dry, yellowish cadavers in a see-through bath, hoping his technique to rehydrate mummified bodies will solve murders in crime-infested Ciudad Juarez. The Sun Daily - March 27, 2013 Law enforcement, NIST making fingerprint files easier to search Law enforcement agencies could soon have a quicker way to compare and match fingerprints, now that a working group of local, state and federal agencies has developed a standard set of features for fingerprint identification, and... 1105 Media, Inc. - By William Jackson - March 25, 2013 | ||
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