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CSI Vocabulary

My "detective words

QuestionAnswer
Credentials Proof that you are a detective.
Crime Scene The place where a crime is commited.
CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) Analyzing clues found at a crime scene.
Detective The process of collecting evidence at a crime scene.
Evidence Anything that might help solve a crime.
Eyewitness A person who saw a crime with their own eyes.
First Responder The first officer at the scene of a crime.
Forensic Scientist A scientist who analyzes small microscopic clues.
Lieutenant The rank of a police officer or detective that is 2 levels above a new police officer.
Motive The reason why a person commits a crime.
Perpertrator Person who commits a crime.
Precinct The neighborhood that a particular police station is assigned to keep safe.
Rookie Someone who is just getting started on their training as a policeman.
Sergeant A police rank that is one level higher than a new police officer.
Shield A badge that helps prove a detective's credentials.
Suspect A person who may have committed a crime.
Trace Evidence Tiny pieces of evidence that you might find at a crime scene.
Victim A person who is hurt as a result of a perpetrator.
Witness A person who knows something about a crime.
Assualt To physically hurt someone.
Burgalry To break in somewhere with the inent to steal something.
Crime Scene notification A sign that police post to warn onlookers that a certain area is a crime scene.
CSI technician A person that helps a detective preserve evidence.
Emergency Dispatcher The person who answers emergency 911 calls and send out police officers.
Fingerprint An impression on a surface made by the ridges on fingertips.
Lead Investigator The detective in charge of a particular case.
Partial A piece or part of a fingerprint.
Patrol A police officer is on patrol when he is out and about protecting the streets from crime.
Robbery When a perpetrator steals someone else's property using violence or intimidation.
Theft When a perpetrator steals someone's property without using violence or intimidation.
Theory An idea that a detective has about a possible way a crime was committed.
Tool Marks Scrapes and scratches left by a tool on an area that indicates someone was trying to break in.
Ultraviolet When you use UV light, it causes certain objects to glow, making them easier to see.
Vehicle Accident When someone gets into an accident while in their car or on their bike.
Vehicle Theft The act of stealing someone's car, van, bike or other vehicle.
Created by: Zsparks
 

 



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