GROUP 3

Bayuca, Genovah Niña

Ancheta, Joseph Victor
Burcena, John Myco
Paat, Clark Enrico
Pines, Emmanuel John
Reyes, Mark Jerick
Sarte, Reymar
Valdez, Rafael
SOCO
Report on Stabbing Incident
AFTER SOCO REPORT NR: DATE: January 7, 2023

I. AUTHORITY
Telephone Call From: Anonymous Person
Verbal Instruction Office: PNP Vigan Police Station
Call by Radio SOCO Team Unit
Cattley Request

II. TIME & DATE ARRIVAL AT THE CRIME SCENE: 9:00 AM – January 6, 2023

III. WEATHER CONDITION:

Fair Sunny Cloudy Rainy

IV. NATURE OF INCIDENT: Homicide

V. TIME & DATE OF INCIDENT: 8:15 AM - January 6, 2023

VI. PLACE OF INCIDENT: Divine Word College of Vigan - Quadrangle

VII. INVESTIGATOR-ON-CASE (RANK/NAME/ASSIGNMENT)

Officer In Charge: Bayuca, Genovah Niña
 The one who directs the search, assigns duties and assumes responsibility for the
effectiveness of the search.
Assistant: Ancheta, Joseph Victor
 He implement the orders of the officer in - charge.
Photographer: Paat, Clark Enrico
 He photographs the scene and individual evidence.
Sketcher: Sarte, Reymar
 He makes a rough sketch of the scene and later, a finished sketch.
Measurer: Burcena, John Myco
 He makes all-over measurments at the crime scene
Evidence Man: Pines, Emmanuel John
 He collects, preserve, and tags eveidence.
Master Note Taker: Valdez, Rafael
 One who writes down in short hand the observation and descriptions during the
search.

VIII. DATA OF VICTIM (S) (Use extra sheet if necessary)

VICTIM 1
Name: Mark Jerick Reyes Height: 1.75 cm
Age: 21 Weight:65kg
Complexion: Light Brown Built: Mesomorph
Address: San Pablo, Sto. Domingo, Civil Statis: Single
Ilocos Sur
Overall Location of the Crime Scene:

Entrance and Exit of the Crime Scene:

Entrance Exit
Preliminary Survey:
Marking and tagging the body and pieces of evidence:
Measuring and Sketching the Crime Scene:
Collecting of Evidence:

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Final Survey:
These were the collected pieces of evidence the SOCO Team found at the crime scene. Different
case numbers and types of evidence are as follows:

Evidence #1.
Case #2023-6
Type: Blood
Date: Jan 6, 2023
Time collected: 9:27 AM

Evidence #2.

Case # 2023-2
Type: Knife
Date: January 6, 2023
Time collected: 9:30 AM

Evidence #3.
Case #2023-7
Type: Identification Card
Date: January 6, 2023
Time collected: 9: 34 AM

Evidence #4.

Case #2023-3
Type: Wallet
Date: January 6, 2023
Time collected: 9:35 AM

Evidence #5.
Case #2023-4
Type: Lighter
Date: January 6, 2023
Time collected: 9:40 AM

Evidence #6.

Case #2023-5
Type: Cigarette
Date: January 6, 2023
Time collected: 9:43 AM

"Case of Homicide- Stabbing Incident"

Observation:

Around 8:30 a.m. On Friday, January 6, 2023, a police officer at the Vigan Police Station
received an anonymous call from a stranger reporting a stabbing incident at the Divine Word
College of Vigan, Quadrangle. The PNP-SOCO Unit immediately responded to the call. It was
precisely 9:05 a.m. When we arrived at the crime scene, it was the same day and in the same area
as the incident that had been reported, and the weather was cloudy. We, the SOCO Team, saw
the victim at the quadrangle of DWCV, facing north. He has a stab wound in his left stomach.
The knife was discovered at the crime scene. And his belongings were scattered throughout the
crime scene. SOCO Team members offer first aid to the victim and check for vital signs;
unfortunately, the checks come up negative. To secure the crime scene, we erected a cordon
around it, closing off any and all entrances and exits and preventing anyone from leaving who
was not authorized to do so. The preliminary survey was then carried out, which included the
following steps: writing up an observation of the crime scene; using the strip search method;
taking photographs of the crime scene from a distance, a medium distance, and a close distance;
recording the crime scene; tagging and marking evidence; assigning a case number; collecting,
evaluating evidence, measuring, and sketching; and finally, we, the investigators, carried out one
masked raid. But everything is evident. The crime scene was then released. To ensure the
integrity of the chain of custody and that the evidence can be utilized in court, all evidence
acquired will be submitted to the forensic chemist as soon as possible for laboratory testing. The
findings of these tests will be used later in conjunction with the evidence.