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Crime scene technicians are highly trained professionals who use the latest advances in forensic science to solve crimes. Crime scene technicians partner with professionals from all areas of law enforcement, including detective bureaus, state and local police departments, court systems, and federal law enforcement agencies.

Career Description, Duties, and Common Tasks
Crime scene technicians collect and preserve physical evidence found at crime scenes. Depending on the crime scene and the tech’s role, crime scene technicians may:

Collect, process, and analyze fingerprints
Collect such physical evidence as bodily fluids and weapons
Create crime scene sketches
Decide which items should be collected at the crime scene
List evidence and prepare it for safe transfer to the crime lab
Take photographs
Seasoned crime scene technicians who earn advanced degrees may earn advancement opportunities to positions such as lab director or forensic specialist, or they may branch out to train new technician recruits. Crime scene technicians typically work in local and state government organizations, including coroner’s offices, crime labs, morgues, and police departments.