Week 5 of Cranston Citizen's Police Class 5/7/14 BCI Unit

On the May 7th of the Cranston Citizen's police class, we learned about their BCI unit they have. BCI stands for Bureau Criminal Information. During this class they showed us their BCI crime unit truck they have. The crime unit truck is used for murders, and shooting when they occur. They use this because they have tools in this truck that they can secure evidence in. In this truck they have a nice (flat screen T.V.). Another section they showed us at this class was how they can measure we bullets went through. For the third part of the class they took us into the BCI lab and showed us how they get fingerprints off soda cans etc. We also got to try this for our selfs. For this we had to touch the soda can and then use the black dust to wipe the soda can with the brush until we could see the finger prints starting to come out.

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