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After talking with Detective Smith, it's pretty obvious that health and safety at a crime scene was not stressed during her detective training. The Captain has also asked that you create a slide presentation, so the information on health and safety can be presented to future detective trainees.

Develop the research initiated in your previous discussion into an actual detailed training component. Create a slide presentation detailing recommendations and procedures for first responders arriving at scenes involving hazards.

This should include chemical incidents, fires, contamination risks, and biological elements, etc. Include equipment that must be provided such as respirators and chemical suits or something as simple as gloves and masks. Discuss the manner in which officers should secure a crime scene after assuring public safety, and the policy for contacting other agencies.

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