Preliminary and Follow-Up Investigations

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Preliminary and Follow-Up Investigations: 

Preliminary and Follow-Up Investigations

Origin of Investigations: 

Origin of Investigations “Bow Street Runners” First investigators in 1700s London, England Would investigate crime scenes

Preliminary Investigation: 

Preliminary Investigation Two main objectives Determine whether a crime has been committed Identify a suspect

Preliminary Investigation: 

Preliminary Investigation Principle characters Police officer/investigator Suspect Witnesses Crime lab/forensics team

Preliminary Investigation: 

Preliminary Investigation Evidence Interviews Interrogations

Follow-Up Investigation: 

Follow-Up Investigation Gathering of information after the incident report Info from preliminary investigation used to ask: Can a suspect be identified? Can the suspect be described? Is there considerable harm to the victim?

Follow-Up Investigation: 

Follow-Up Investigation Principle characters Investigator Informants Witnesses Suspects

Follow-Up Investigation: 

Follow-Up Investigation Review incident reports Analyze crime lab reports Examine physical evidence Polygraph tests Voice-stress analyzer Police line-ups