When entering an indoor crime scene at a residence, the first responder should proceed with extreme caution early on and concentrate their attention to potential evidence at which locations?

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Evidence on doors, doorknobs, light switches, and floors that may go unnoticed should be concentrated on first to prevent contamination or destruction of potential evidence. The body of a deceased victim should also be located and secured, but caution should be taken to not disturb any potential evidence around the body. Secondary crime locations and scenes may not be immediately apparent and should be investigated later. Bedrooms and closets may also contain important evidence, but they should not be the primary focus until potential evidence in more public areas has been secured.

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