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Crime Scene Investigations

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CSI Explorers learn the basic principles behind analyzing crime scenes. Explorers are trained how to investigate scenes and how to collect and analyze the evidence. Additionally, Explorers learn how to use equipment in the LVMPD Crime Lab to perform tests on items found at a crime scene including fingerprints, hair, tissue, and blood samples.

 

During ride alongs with LVMPD Crime Scene Analysts, CSI Explorers respond to actual crime scenes throughout the Las Vegas valley and see exactly how they're processed.

 

CSI Explorers learn:

Evidence collection

Photography

Fingerprint processing

Crime scene reconstruction

Crime scene searching

 

Because there is an education requirement to become a Crime Scene Analyst, Explorers must be currently enrolled in either high school or college.

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About the Explorer Program

The LVMPD Explorer Program exposes young adults to a career in law enforcement by matching their interests in four specific areas: Crime Scene Investigation, Corrections, Dispatch, and Police. In addition to the training they receive, the LVMPD Explorer Program also aims to develop and refine qualities such as maturity, responsibility, character, civic duty, and personal fitness.

About LVMPD

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is committed to our mission to protect the community through prevention, partnership and professional service. That commitment and dedication extends to the millions of visitors that Las Vegas plays host to each year. I'm devoted to making what I believe is the best police department in the country even better. - Sheriff Doug Gillespie

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