Crime Scene Investigator (CSI)
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Last updated on 01 Jan 2026
Overview
Crime scene investigators gather and analyze evidence from crime scenes to support law enforcement investigations. They meticulously document the scene, collect physical evidence, and ensure its integrity for forensic analysis. Their work is critical in solving crimes by linking suspects to criminal activity. Attention to detail and methodical work are essential for preserving evidence quality. Collaboration with police, forensic labs, and legal teams is frequent.
Job Description
- Secure and document crime scenes through photographs, sketches, and notes.
- Collect physical evidence such as fingerprints, blood samples, and weapons.
- Package and preserve evidence to avoid contamination or degradation.
- Analyze scene patterns to reconstruct events and support criminal investigations.
- Coordinate with forensic laboratories for specialized testing and analysis.
- Prepare detailed reports and testify in court as needed.
- Keep abreast of forensic technology and legal procedures related to evidence handling.
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