Edgar G. Rondero Jr.

BSCRIMN 3OFFSEM

1. Discuss concealment of Crime.

*Based on what I read it is the act of intentionally not revealing information

that should be disclosed and would otherwise affect the terms or creation of
a contract.  A concealment can occur through either purposeful
misrepresentation or withholding of material facts.  

Where the information could not have been known by the other party and it
is known to be material by the concealing party, the concealment can give
grounds for nullifying the contract.

2. Explain briefly the signs of incendiary fires.

* based on what I read the incendiary fire is defined as a fire that has been
ignited deliberately in which a person knows the fire should not be ignited.
The fire officer may come across the indicators of an incendiary fire during
suppression operations or overhaul. The company officer should make
notification to the incident commander as soon as any indicators of an
incendiary fire are found. There are many incendiary fire indicators that the
officer should be aware of and thus take steps to protect and preserve the
evidence for the fire investigator. Let’s define some of the indicators. These
devices are used to initiate the incendiary or arson fire. Examples of devices
are firebombs, Molotov cocktails, matchbook devices, candles in the area of
origin, and balloons with ignitable liquids. If any incendiary devices are
found, secure the area to protect the evidence. Moving or touching the
devices can be dangerous and can result in an explosion or ignition of the
device.