How Do You Clean A Crime Scene?
Cleaning a crime scene is not a simple process. It involves knowledge of blood bourn pathogens and extensive decontamination. A crime scene that needs cleaning may involve a violent crime such as murder or cleaning up a methamphetamine lab after a raid. The goal is to remove anything that is contaminating the house or business and restore it to its previous appearance. Someone cleaning a crime scene needs to have proper equipment, training and a strong stomach. Understand the laws in your state. Blood and other bodily fluids are considered biohazards. Removing and disposing of them may require a special permit. Before you start cleaning a crime scene understand what type of crime you are dealing with. Confirm that cleanup may start. Be sure all evidence had been collected by the police and it is appropriate for you to enter and begin cleaning the crime scene. The scene may still be contaminated with chemicals and bacteria so individuals who are not using protective clothing should not
