Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
• R. E .S. P. O .N. D .
• Evidence Considerations at Crime
Scenes
• Personal Risk Reduction
• Handling Violent Situations
• Personal Safety Techniques
Crime Scenes
R-E-S-P-O-N-D
• R RESPOND
• E EVALUATE
• S SECURE
• P PROTECT
• O OBSERVE
• N NOTIFY
• D DOCUMENT
R espond
• General Observations on way to
scene
• Mental Notes
– Anything out of place ?
• Firefighter Safety is #1
consideration
E valuate
• Firefighter Safety
Calls In Progress
• FACTORS:
– Suspect(s), witness, victims
– BLS, Bio/Chem hazards, SWAT
– Weapons
– Wires Down
– Fire, Gas, Electric
E valuate
• Call - Not In Progress, already at scene.
– Ask for assistance
– Limit access, one way in/out
• People AND Vehicles
– Gloves and other PPE
– Take Notes
• Who, what, when, where, time
S ecure
• Establish Perimeter
– Tape/rope
– For a Large perimeter- use rope
– Outer/inner perimeters
– Be aware of…
• Footprints
• Tire prints
• Pavement gouging
• Physical evidence (ie: blood)
• Suspect escape route
S ecure
• Establish Attendance Log and a PAR
– Begin with yourself and anyone past/present
– Maintain until Law Enforcement arrives, then turn
over to Law Enforcement.
– Include in log
• Names
• Dates
• Agency
• Time entered
• Time exited
• Reason entered
P rotect
• Supervisor
• Dispatch
– Who will then notify Law
Enforcement
D ocument
• Attendance Log
• Call times, arrival times
• Initial Patient Contact Time
• Patient Contact Report (ePCR)
• Sketch if requested by Law
Enforcement
• NFIRS Number of Incident
EMS at Crime Scenes
• Evidence Considerations
• Personal Risk Reduction at Scene
• Violent Encounters
• Personal Protective Strategies
– Contact/Cover
– Concealment vs. Cover
Q and A