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Here are some of our evidence and crime scene forms that we think you will find useful in the classroom. You can reproduce and distribute these forms as needed for you classes. Some forms like the grid paper and photo ID card work best when printed on a color printer. Crime Scene Entry Log; Diagram - Grid Paper Plain / 8.5 x 11
This Chain of Custody Evidence Log shows information about the offense, victim, suspect, submitting officer, seized time, date and location. It also shows the description of each article or evidence in a table format that arranged by item number, item description, condition, and quantity.
Useful templates and tools created to support you in your role and help you conduct your investigation. Chain of Custody. Complaint Information. Evidence Evaluation Matrix. Evidence Log. Interview Plan. Investigation Plan. Note to File. Oath of Confidentiality.
Items such as hazardous substances, drugs, controlled substances, or firearms evidence are transported safely. Evidence that requires specialized handling, such as digital evidence, DNA evidence, explosives, or biohazards, are packaged, logged, and transported appropriately.
Log Pertains to Case #. Type of Case. Officer Collecting Evidence: Officer Academy ID#. Date Evidence Collected.
SCENE LOCATION: CRIME SCENE ENTRY LOG SHEET. ALL PERSONS ENTERING THE CRIME SCENE MUST SIGN THIS SHEET. INCIDENT #: NOTE: Officers assigned to maintain scene security must also log in and out on this sheet and should state their reason as "Log Officer".
This Evidence Chain-of-Custody form is to be retained as a permanent record by the Anywhere Police Department.