Establishing Scene Boundaries In Criminal Justice

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The first response from the first responders “include rescuing the injured and trapped victims and calling for medical assistance if required” (Hess 345). Next is to “establish a triage area where surviving victims can be separated according to the severity of their injuries” (Hess 300). After the bombing, it was reported that “under the leadership of the Boston Athletic Association, which ensured that police and emergency workers could quickly treat and transport the injured in the bombings” (MacQuarrie).
Arrests are often the first step in the criminal justice processes. The law requires that a “court-issued warrant precedes and an arrest” (Hess 89) this is not always a luxury that is afforded to law enforcement. Sometimes “there is often …show more content…

In instances of a bomb threat, it is best to evacuate the area, stay off cell phones and radios, and wait for the fire department or bomb disposal unit to arrive. This incident was not a threat but a bombing on a public street in Boston, MA., followed by a shootout on another public street in Watertown, MA., and finally ended on private property in Watertown, MA.
On April 15, 2013, two bombs made out of pressure cookers that were packed with shrapnel were hidden in backpacks and left at the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon by Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev. These bombs exploded at 2:49 pm. Three civilian spectators killed and 260 wounded, later one officer was shot and killed during the manhunt that night in an attempt to steal his weapon, and one officer wounded by gunshots from a shootout with Dzhokhar, Tamerlan, one of the suspects had been shot multiple times then run over by his brother, he died from his wounds at the hospital. When Dzhokhar was found in a privately-owned boat he was captured alive. He had written on the boat that the “Boston bombings were committed in retaliation for U.S wars in Muslim countries” (History). He was

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