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1. oag.ca.gov › sites › allEvidence Packaging: A How-To Guide

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2. www.crime-scene-investigator.net › collectEvidence Collection Guidelines - Crime Scene Investigator

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   With-the sample in the bindle, scotch tape can be removed and the open end of the bindle folded several times. It can be placed in a coin or mailing envelope, which can be marked and sealed. Scotch tape may be used to seal the bindle, but such containers should never be stapled. Glass vials or other suitable containers are used only as a last ...

3. www.nist.gov › video › video-3-trace-evidenceVideo #3 - Trace Evidence Collection: Paper/druggist fold

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   Smaller items such as hair, fibers, and paint chips can be placed in a paper fold, also known as a druggist fold or bindle, for collection. For more info NIST Trace Materials Crime Scene Investigation Guide VideosThis video is part of a series of demonstrations on how to handle crime scene evidence.

4. www.crime-scene-investigator.net › csi-videoVideo Presentations - Evidence Collection

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   Small items of evidence (such as swab tips, bullets, and hairs) are most often packaged in bindles. This video demonstrates the proper way to fold a bindle to secure evidence. Seen in this video: Bindle folding diagram

5. www.futurelearn.com › info › coursesEvidence recovery and collection - FutureLearn

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   The glass is first placed into a paper bindle. The bindle is sealed before it is inserted into a paper or plastic bag, depending on size. For fragile fragments, the paper bindle can be placed inside a sturdy box with a close fitting and sealed lid and then into a bag. Firearms. A loaded weapon should never be packaged.

6. www.crime-scene-investigator.net › evidenc3Collection and Preservation of Evidence, Part III

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   Only large quantities of dry powder should be collected and stored in plastic bags. Moist or wet evidence (blood, plants, etc.) from a crime scene can be collected in plastic containers at the scene and transported back to an evidence receiving area if the storage time in plastic is two hours or less and this is done to prevent contamination of other evidence.

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   How should a bindle be stored?

   • For fragile fragments, the paper bindle can be placed inside a sturdy box with a close fitting and sealed lid and then into a bag. A loaded weapon should never be packaged. Firearms should be unloaded and placed into a safe condition by trained personnel first.

   Evidence recovery and collection - FutureLearn

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   What is a bindle used for in evidence packaging?

   • Bindles can be used to package paint fragments. Rigid boxes are then used to hold the paper bindle with fragile paint fragments. The box is placed into a paper evidence envelope. A bindle is used for packaging certain types of evidence.

   Evidence Packaging: A How-To Guide - Office of the Attorney General

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   How do you package bindles containing drug evidence?

   • When packaging bindles containing drug evidence, use paper envelopes or bags instead of sealed plastic containers. Inappropriate packaging materials include sealed plastic containers for fresh or wet plant material, as evidence can get moldy. Appropriate packaging materials include paper envelopes or bags, which allow fresh plant material to dry.

   Evidence Packaging: A How-To Guide - Office of the Attorney General

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   What can you put in a bindle for a crime scene?

   • NIST Trace Materials Crime Scene Investigation Guide VideosThis video is part of a series of demonstrations on how to handle crime scene evidence. Smaller items such as hair, fibers, and paint chips can be placed in a paper fold, also known as a druggist fold or bindle, for collection. For more info

   Video #3 - Trace Evidence Collection: Paper/druggist fold

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   How do you package glass evidence in a bindle?

   • Glass evidence is placed into a paper bindle and then sealed before it is inserted into an envelope. Bindles can also be used to package paint fragments. To package glass evidence more securely, rigid boxes can be used to hold the sealed bindle.

   Evidence Packaging: A How-To Guide - Office of the Attorney General

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   How should a plant bindle be packaged?

   • When packaging a plant bindle, use paper envelopes or bags that allow the fresh plant material to dry. Submit only the bindle to the laboratory for drug analysis. Appropriate packaging materials include paper envelopes or bags, or plastic containers if the plant material is completely dry. Minimize items submitted and avoid submitting paraphernalia. The bindle and wooden box should be packaged separately.

   Evidence Packaging: A How-To Guide - Office of the Attorney General

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8. www.sbsheriff.org › wp-content › uploadsSANTA BARBARA COUNTY

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   D. Each bindle should be individually marked with the case number, date, initials of the collector, item number, tag number, and a brief description of the item. When appropriate, one can also document the location from which the sample was collected from. E. If the bindle is small, it should be placed into a coin envelope and the outside of