Wesco Servamus July 2024
To prove a person’s guilt, a prosecutor needs to demonstrate that the evidence introduced in court is directly linked to the evidence collected at the site/scene of a purported crime. The prosecution must explain that the handling of the evidence was conducted appropriately, without any contamination or tampering. Failure by law enforcement to handle the evidence correctly opens the door for challenges, asserting potential tampering, unreliable test results or the possibility that
evidence was intentionally placed at the
crime scene.
Wesco Servamus May 2024
Recording a crime scene is a skill that
involves creating a precise replica of the
crime scene, for the benefit of the court or
aiding in an investigation. This process is
crucial for solving a case and the successful
conviction of offenders. Accuracy is paramount, as the effectiveness of an investigation hinges on the thorough and meticulous processing of the crime scene.
Wesco Servamus April 2024
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Wesco Servamus March 2024
Upon the arrival of the SAPS at a crime
scene, the first responder, whether a neighbourhood watch member, private security
officer or civilian, will hand over the scene with all pertinent information about the scene to the first police member who arrives on the scene. This is typically a VISPOL (uniformed) member from a local police station.
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Wesco Newsletter August 2024
Featuring:
*Wesco’s Rising Star – A Year of Success.
*Criemfighter’s Corner – A Message from David Lakota.
*Upcoming Highlights.
*Insider Scoop – Events and milestones.
*Topic of the Month: Polygonal Rifling.
*What’s on the Horizon?
Frans van der Merwe – The Unsung Hero of Forensic Investigation
Delve into the groundbreaking work of Frans van der Merwe in forensic science. Our article highlights his significant contributions to the field, from innovative techniques to key research findings, and examines how his work has shaped contemporary forensic practices. Gain insights into Merwe’s impact on forensic science and his role in advancing the field.