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Who is responsible for valuables at the scene of an incident?
Who is responsible for valuables at the scene of an incident?
- The incident victims
- Company Officers
- TFS members
- Police (correct)
What should be done with valuables found at an incident that could be jeopardized due to lack of secure circumstances?
What should be done with valuables found at an incident that could be jeopardized due to lack of secure circumstances?
- Surrender them to the Police immediately
- Bring them to the attention of a Company Officer (correct)
- Leave them at the scene
- Secure them in a TFS vehicle
Who is responsible for requesting Police to attend an incident where valuables are found?
Who is responsible for requesting Police to attend an incident where valuables are found?
- Company Officers (correct)
- TFS members
- The incident victims
- Police dispatchers
What should be done with items that could be potentially considered evidence of a crime scene?
What should be done with items that could be potentially considered evidence of a crime scene?
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What is required when surrendering valuables to a Police Officer at the scene?
What is required when surrendering valuables to a Police Officer at the scene?
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What should be done with all actions taken regarding valuables at an incident?
What should be done with all actions taken regarding valuables at an incident?
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Responsibility for Valuables at Incident Scene
- Valuables found at an incident scene are the responsibility of the Police.
- If valuable possessions are found at an incident and may be jeopardized due to insecure circumstances, a Company Officer must be alerted immediately.
Company Officer Responsibilities
- Company Officers are responsible for requesting Police assistance at incidents where valuables are found.
- Company Officers are responsible for securing valuables at the scene until the Police arrive.
Surrendering Valuables to Police
- Valuables must be surrendered to the Police immediately.
- When surrendering valuables to a Police Officer at the scene, a Company Officer must:
- Ensure the transfer is witnessed by another TFS member.
- Compile an itemized list of the surrendered items.
- Acquire the Name/Badge Number of the receiving Police Officer.
Crime Scene Evidence
- Items that may be considered evidence of a crime scene must not be tampered with, disrupted, or moved at any time.
- Police must be requested and notified immediately if such items are discovered.
Reporting Responsibilities
- TFS Officers must report all actions taken in the narrative of the Incident Report.
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