In Practical Homicide Investigation we describe the duties of the first arriving detective at the scene as follows: To OBSERVE, DESCRIBE, RECORD,
and then COLLECT.

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The duties of the first arriving detective at a homicide scene indeed include observing the scene, describing details, recording observations and evidence, and then collecting physical evidence. This systematic approach helps in preserving the integrity of the scene and ensuring that evidence is accurately documented and collected for investigation.

In Practical Homicide Investigation We Describe the Duties of the First