COVER STORY Mobile Crime Scene Units SUMMARY


Crime scene investigation has made great leaps in the technology used in past years, but along with that technol- ogy comes a need to be able to take more of the lab to the scene.


Harris County (Texas) Sheriff’s Department Crime Scene Unit by Sirchie MCL550, 4WD, with diesel engine generator, roof deck, and night scan lighting.


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MOBILE CRIME SCENE UNITS:


TAKING THE LAB TO THE FIELD By Kathy Marks


ehicles designed specifi cally for crime scene investigation have become part of law enforcement’s tech- nological advances. Here are a few of the many examples.


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Dodgen Mobile Technologies www.dodgenmobiletech.com Many departments purchase a mobile command center for use during major incidents and after an incident, use it for crime scene purposes. Dennis Day, Dodgen Mobile Technologies, pointed out that agencies with suffi cient budgets will want a permanent mobile crime lab for evidence collection.


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