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Pneumonic Device & PPPSCRIPT \tn 
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1st P & Preserve Life (provide medical aid if needed) \tn 
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2nd P & Protect the scene (close off the crime scene) \tn 
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3rd P & Photograph the scene \tn 
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S & Search the scene \tn 
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C & Collect evidence \tn 
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T & Transfer evidence collected to the crime lab \tn 
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Do not dismiss any evidence until you figure out whether it is relevant or not & Crime scenes should be searched methodically (with a plan, not randomly) \tn 
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Which should be searched first: outdoor or indoor crime scenes? & Outdoor (weather may alter evidence and it is harder to protect) \tn 
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Inward Spiral pattern & Starts at the perimeter of the scene and works toward the center. Good to use when there is only 1 CSI at the scene \tn 
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Outward Spiral pattern & Start at the center, work your way out \tn 
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Grid search pattern & Is 2 parallel searches offset by 90°. Good if a more thorough search is needed \tn 
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Zone or Quadrant & CSIs divide up into groups and each search their section. Example in a house someone would search the living room, someone else searches the bathroom \& bedrooms. \tn 
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Reference Points & Fixed, unmoveable points in the crime scene that help us determine the location of our evidence. \tn 
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