Sentence examples for evidence unit from inspiring English sources

"Nobody wants to hear it," said Sergeant Russell, commanding officer of the state police computer crimes and electronic evidence unit.

A police evidence unit brought out several large paper bags on Wednesday from the basement in SoHo where the man charged in the Etan Patz case says he killed the boy who disappeared in 1979.

Mr. Moreno-Ocampo pledged he would act "swiftly and impartially" and called upon those with videotapes, photographs, or other evidence of potential crimes against the civilian population since February 15th to provide the information to his office: Information and Evidence Unit, Office of the Prosecutor, Post Office Box 19519, 2500 CM The Hague, The Netherlands.

Hair and skin cells may also be studied in the biological unit, though that type of analysis is often grouped with the trace-evidence unit.

The trace-evidence unit analyzes evidence such as fibres, fire and explosive residues, glass, soils, paints and coatings, and other materials.

All crime labs have some sort of evidence-intake unit, where evidence is received and assigned a unique laboratory and case identifier.

He's going to get the hours of overtime for taking the drugs down to ECU [the evidence control unit].

Officer Jones, a native of Barbados, joined the department in 1990 and has worked the past 12 years in the evidence collection unit in the crime lab.

"Why didn't the evidence collection unit show up?" While motive in the killing was not known, the beating death of Mr. Rispoli — an openly gay man walking on the street — found disturbing new resonance after the deadly shooting last week of a gay man in the West Village and a citywide increase in hate crimes against gay people this year.

Finding evidence of unit roots would make cointegration or transformation of our data necessary [64].

In particular, we examine the types of student inscriptions that evidence composite unit constructions, and we look at the measurement utility of a series of length/area-based tasks that were not previously used by the authors in other settings.