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Can they identify?  \n✓ Include crime elements.  \n✓ Document details of arrest made – DO NOT ADMONISH SUSPECT.  \n✓ List names of ambulance company, paramedics, hospital, time of death, and name of doctor who pronounced death.  \n✓ List name of sergeant who responded and called out homicide investigators. List their names as well.  \n✓ List disposition of the body, deputy coroner’s name and serial number, and the receipt number.  \n✓ List evidence person, if applicable.  \n✓ List exact addresses canvassed and results.  \n✓ List all individuals involved, including officers, evidence personnel, firefighters, and ambulance personnel on the witness sheet.  \nRAPE  \n✓ When and how was the call received?  \n✓ What was the complainant doing before the attack began?  \n✓ How did the complainant first become aware of the suspect? Is/was there a relationship between complainant and suspect?  \n✓ Catalog suspect’s first demands or commands, using exact quotes.  \n✓ List force/fear/threats used and include description of weapon (what kind, where it came from) .  \n✓ Did suspect remove victim’s clothing or did the victim?  \n✓ Did suspect penetrate the victim’s vagina?  \n✓ Does victim know if the suspect ejaculated? Where? Did suspect use a condom?(Evidence)  \n✓ List elements of other crimes.  \n✓ What has victim done since the attack (such as take a shower or change clothes)?  \n✓ List the hospital you took victim to and the examining doctor/nurse (list both as witnesses) .  \n✓ Ensure that the correct authorities receive the Sexual Assault Kit.  \n✓ Can the victim and/or witness identify the suspect?  \n✓ Document details of the arrest (if made) . DO NOT ADMONISH SUSPECT.  \n✓ Obtain contact number and address for the victim – including where the victim will be located over the next week.  \n✓ List your observations of the victim’s injuries as well as such details as demeanor, clothing conditions, and whether there were signs of a struggle.  \n✓ Who took statements from the victim/witnesses?  \n✓ Ensure the victim’s confidentiality.  \nSELF-INITIATED ARREST  \n✓ How did you become aware of the incident (on-view or dispatched)? If viewed, what were you doing at the time?  \n✓ Document details of information given by radio, including suspect description and location.  \n✓ Document exactly what you observed on arrival/on-view. Include suspect activity/description that gave you reasonable cause for detention (or probable cause for arrest) .  \n✓ Document that you made a detention to investigate.  \n✓ Document reasons for cursory search for weapons. Possible reasons include time of day, whether you were alone, high crime/drug area, bulky clothing, hands concealed in jacket, not obeying commands, and/or outnumbered.  \n✓ Describe the cursory search techniques, if applicable, to locating weapon. Did your effort include the plain feel doctrine (did you believe the pat-down found illegal drugs)?  \n✓ If you felt a possible weapon, describe why it felt like a weapon and what kind of weapon.  \n✓ Document your recovery of the weapon.  \n✓ If you felt contraband, document how you knew it was contraband (for instance, citing your training or previous experiences) . Remember you must have probable cause (the contraband) to arrest the suspect before recovering the contraband during the search (arrested in your mind) or the plain feel doctrine.  \n✓ Document the arrest and subsequent search.  \n✓ Document your admonishment of the suspect and results. 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