BALLISTICS

• Identifying weapons and bullets.

• Comparison of the casing found at the scene with a casing test fired from recovered gun.

• Investigate a shooting crimes scene where an animal has been killed, and determine trajectory (angle of the shooter, if the shooter was standing, and the possible distance of the shooter.

• Gun Shot Residue testing to identify shooter.

 

INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING CRIME SCENE INVOLVING AN ANIMAL

• Photograph crime scene.

• Find the possible cause of death.

• Locate projectiles in the animal.

• Determine trajectory (Angle of shot, standing or lying down), and possible distance the shot was fired.

• Photograph shoe/foot prints and tyre tracks with scale and preserve in database for comparison.

• Recover latents from horns and tusks.

• Obtain DNA swabs from evidence to be sent to a lab for testing.

• Presumptive testing of blood to determine if human or animal.

 

ELECTRONIC FORENSICS

• Suspect cell phone analysis.  Obtaining messages, data, phone numbers, directory information,    

       voicemails, and GPS locations from cell phones.

• Computer download and analysis.  Analyze a suspect computer and investigate its contents.  There is a possibility of even recovering deleted data.

• Recover evidence from external hard drives, SIM cards, flash cards, GPS systems, and USB drives.  Even deleted data can be recovered.

• Social media investigation and locating subjects.

• Location tracking.

 

TRAINING & PARTNERSHIPS

• Evidence recovery and crime scene training.

• Training to recover latents (fingerprints) from horns and tusks, and submit to a database.