1. Blood-screen & confirm 2. Semen screen and confirmation 3. Saliva-amylase 4. Urine-creatinine. 1. Debris examination (macroscopic) 2. GC 3.
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1 TYPE AND EXTENT OF EXAMINATIONS OFFERED BY THE DSS LABORATORIES The Division of Scientific Services Laboratories offer forensic analysis of materials in the general areas of Criminalistics, Identification,, Computer Crimes, Toxicology and Controlled Substance. Commonly employed procedures are listed below. Unique evidence or situations may require the utilization of procedures not listed in these tables. Criminalistics Section AREA ROUTINE TESTING SUPPLEMENTAL Forensic Biology Identification of Body Fluids 1. Blood-screen & confirm 2. Semen screen and confirmation 3. Saliva-amylase 4. Urine-creatinine 1. Tissues (id only) 2. Fecal urobilinogen (id only) 3. Whole blood sample preservation Chemistry Arson 1. Debris examination (macroscopic) 2. GC 3. GC-MS Explosives 1. Spot tests for low explosive residues CE 4. SEM 5. GC (ANFO) 6. (high explosives) 7. Microscopic Identification of Unknown Substances 1. ph 2. Solubility 3. Anion/Cation spot tests CE 7. SEM/EDAX 8. Microscopic Soils: SEM/EDAX Instrumentation GSR Detection (Kits & Clothing) 2. SEM 3. ICP 5. Distance Determination
2 Trace Hairs Identification Species Race Body Area Chemical Treatment Means of Removal Presence of Tissue-suitable for Identification of other features Comparison to a known sample Fibers Identification / Comparison Cordage/Ropes/Threads Construction/Physical properties Composition / Comparison Fabric Construction characteristics Damage (cut vs. torn) Comparisons Tape Construction Characteristics Composition / Comparisons Damage (cut vs. torn) Headlamp Examinations Examination of the Assembly Physical Match Determination of Physical Match Powders Identification / Comparisons Paint Physical Structure Composition / Comparison Database results: Year, Make, Model of Vehicle Non-Routine Evidence Examinations are based on the evidence submitted
3 IDENTIFICATION SECTIONS Finger Prints Latent / Other Prints 1. Develop friction ridge detail 2. Patent prints 3. Plastic prints (Impressions) 1. Physical 2. Chemical 3. Alternate light 4. Photography Imprints Questioned Documents Examination/Evaluation Prints AFIS Submissions 1. Data base search 2. Confirmation Footwear & Tire Tracks 1. Latent prints 2. Patent prints 3. Impressions Pattern Identification 1. Class characteristics 2. Individual characteristics Bloody Print Enhancement (Latent prints & imprints) Handwriting/Printing 1. Extended test 2. Signature 3. Alterations 4. Erasures 5. Disguise 6. Writing instrument/ink Typing/Print Process 1. Typewriter Identification 2. Copy Process Identification Copy Process 1. Type Determination 2. Stereoscopic 3. Photographic 4. AFIS /IAFIS 1. Photography 2. Stereoscopic 3. Photographic 4. Image Enhancement Reference Search 1. Databases 2. FBI referral 1. bper 2. Ninhydrin 3. Amido Black 4. LCV 5. Other, as appropriate 1. VSC 2. ESDA 1. Reference file: Interpol 2. Product Information 5. Measurement 1. Toner Examination
4 Firearms Multimedia & Image enhancement Forensic Photography Θ I.D. of Weapon 1. Information 2. Drawing 3. Image Interpretation 4. Serial Number Restoration I.D. Cartridge / Bullet 1. Caliber & Manufacturer 2. NIBIN Comparison 3. Known to Question 5. Macroscopic I.D. Toolmark 1. Type of tool 2. Known to Question Video/Digital Forensic Video/Audio/Image analysis and enhancement 1. Film processing 2. Print processing 3. Evidence documentation 4. Prepare court exhibits 1. Reference Library 2. Photography 1. NIBIN 2. Reference Library 3. Photography 1. Image enhancement 2. Video Analysis 3. Audio Enhancement 4. Duplication 5. Feature Analysis 6. Scene Support 1. Crime scene photography 2. Aerial photography 3. PIO 4. Reports and Records Archival/Processing Θ These areas constitute only technical assistance utilizing photographic methodologies. The Forensic Science Laboratory provides digital and standard photographic support services. AREA ROUTINE TESTING OTHER METHODOLIES Human Real Time PCR Quantitation -PCR Mitochondrial 1. STRs 2. Y-STRs Sequencing ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE / COMPUTER CRIMES: AREA Data Analysis Data Restoration Imaging / Acquisition DVR Data Recovery Cell Phone Data Recovery Hard Drive Sterilization METHODOLOGIES
5 TOXICOLOGY: Driving Under the Influence Alcohol/Volatiles blood/urine Drug Identification: Screening analysis: blood/urine Confirmatory analysis: Extraction Techniques: Drug facilitated sexual assaults Alcohol/Volatiles blood/urine/emesis/liquids Drugs Identification blood/urine/emesis/liquids Screening analysis: Confirmatory analysis Extraction Techniques GC Headspace EMIT Solid Phase Liquid/liquid GC Headspace EMIT Solid Phase Liquid/liquid CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES: Identification of Drugs Sample Matrices: Plant material Screening analysis Microscopic Powders Rock-like material Tablets/ Pharmaceutical preparations Food Screening analysis Solubility in Water Screening analysis: Solubility in Water FTIR Confirmatory Technique: Paraphernalia Confirmatory Technique: Poisonings Drug Diversions Liquids food/bodily fluids/liquids/ general paraphernalia Quantitation/Identification of pharmaceutical preparations Extraction Techniques: Direct solvent extraction Basic extraction Acid Extraction Confirmatory Techniques: Confirmatory Techniques:
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