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You are correct... Its C)Secure the scene, take photographs, take notes, search for evidence, collect evidence, send evidence to the laboratory for testing.

Hope this helps...

BTW you are smart....

lorasvet [3.4K]2 years ago

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C) Secure the scene, take photographs, take notes, search for evidence, collect evidence, send evidence to the laboratory for testing.

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