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If you were a forensic scientist and you were called to a crime scene to see if drugs were present, what would you do to determine this?

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If I were a forensic scientist and asked to identify drugs at a crime scene, you would take samples where residue is likely to be present.

What is a crime scene?

A crime scene is a term used to refer to the location where a crime occurs and the arrangement of evidence to determine how events related to the crime occurred at that location.

What is a sample?

A sample is a tool used in forensic investigation to determine the existence of an element or substance at a crime scene.

For example, in this case we can take samples from the corpse's hands, nose and mouth to determine if he used drugs prior to his death.

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