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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]
3 years ago
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16. After a crime scene has been photographed, the field inspector will collect and package the * O circumstantial evidence O sc

ientific method O physical evidence O individual characteristics​
Physics
1 answer:
const2013 [10]3 years ago
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The physical evidence are the silent witnesses against the perpetrators of a crime

The correct option of what the field inspector packages after the crime scene has been photographed is the option;

  • <u>Physical evidence</u>

Reason:

Physical evidence are evidence that originate from inanimate objects or origin that is nonliving, and includes every material or object that serve as an indicator that someone has committed a crime, or that can link a perpetrator to crime

Examples include; Documents, hair, skin, fingerprints, weapons, soil, or fibers

The field inspector, collects the evidence that shows that a crime has been committed which are the physical evidence, after the crime scene has been photographed

Therefore, the correct option is; <u>Physical evidence</u>

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