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Firefighting Ch. 28

Fire Origin and Cause

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In most jurisdictions, who has the legal responsibility to determine the cause of fires? Fire chief
The objective of a(n) ________ investigation is to identify the origin and cause of of the fire. fire
What rule grants fire fighters, law enforcement officers, and EMS providers right of entry into a private building without first obtaining consent or a warrant and without being held liable for unlawful entry? Exigent circumstances
NFPA 921 recommends using what to determine the origin and cause of a fire? Scientific method
The starting point of a fire is the: point of origin
The fire investigation process usually begins: with an examination of the building's exterior
What type of evidence consists of items that can be observed, photographed, measured, collected, examined, and presented in court to prove or demonstrate a point? Physical
Every step in the capture, movement, storage, and examination of evidence is known ads the: chain if custody
Description of the fire conditions, the building characteristics, the position of doors and windows, and any vehicles and people arriving or leaving the scene are all examples of observations made during: arrival and size-up
Which type of repetitive arson involves an offender who sets three or more fires at the same site or location during a limited period of time? Mass arson
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