Question

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Answer 1

Explanation:

612.10 Death Messages

DIR 640.10 Crime Scene Procedures

DIR 640.60 Dying Declaration – Homicide

PROCEDURE (631.10)

Directive Specific Definitions:

Radio Procedures: Due to the prevalence of radio monitors, specific radio codes will be used in describing the type of death the officer is at. The code 55-A will be used when describing a homicide situation. The code 55-K will be used when describing all other deaths.

Medical Response: If the officer observes any signs of life, medical shall be requested to the scene to provide medical attention or determine death. Medical personnel on scene will determine whether the patient will be transported to a medical facility.

Preservation of a Death Scene: If there is a possibility that a crime has been committed, the scene will be preserved by the officers and supervisors on scene until relieved by an investigator or supervisor from the investigative detail.

When death has been established, the following actions shall be taken:

a. The Medical Examiner’s office shall be contacted and provided the details and circumstances surrounding the death. When death appears to have resulted from natural causes and no physician is available to sign the death certificate, or it is uncertain if a physician will sign the death certificate, the Medical Examiner (ME) shall be notified. The member may contact the ME’s office directly or request the ME through BOEC. After discussing the circumstances with the member, the ME may choose to respond to the scene or authorize the release of the remains to a mortuary.

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