SIO Corner: Open area and underwater searching

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SIO Corner: Open area and underwater searching

This week we look at considerations needed when searching an open area and underwater.

Date - 2nd April 2014
By - Police Oracle

In this series we look at various aspects of life as an SIO. This includes the necessary skill sets for the successful SIO, the management of serious crime investigation and specific elements of investigative practice from initial response...

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