This approach proved that the police officers could not have used excessive force and more importantly showed that the alleged victim was not telling the truth about what transpired that particular night. This aerial view illustrates the area where a homicide occurred. Multimedia can be used to improve all three areas. In the initial investigation, photos and videos can be made immediately available to the entire investigative unit as well as command staff. This allows for a more efficient and effective meeting.
Many cases are complex and attention to detail is crucial.
This technology allows photos to be taken at the scene and processed directly onto the computer using a digital camera. Pictures taken at a crime scene are extremely important and this eliminates any problems that may arise, such as film being misplaced or ruined. Using multimedia during the follow-up phase allows a much clearer and concise approach to handling many aspects of the case. Everything related to the case is accessible from the computer, which allows detectives a better way to research and put the case together. Leads as well as involved parties and potential suspects can be documented in an organized form making retrieval of information easier.