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The
OSBI Forensic Science Center is a state-of-the-art laboratory,
training, and office facility that provides forensic services in
the disciplines of drug identification, latent prints, shoe and tire
impressions, forensic biology (serology / DNA), toxicology, trace
evidence, firearms and tool marks, and crime scene investigation.
This ASCLD / LAB accredited laboratory provides discovery and
detection of criminal activity to all law enforcement agencies in
the State of Oklahoma.
This facility is unique with its expanded partnership with the
University of Central Oklahoma, which is located adjacent to the new
Forensic Science Center. With the incorporation of a Forensic
Science Institute in the new facility, the classrooms and training
laboratories will enhance the University's Forensic Science Master's
Program by providing exemplary, hands-on training for the forensic
science leaders of the future. |
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Firearms |
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Controlled
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Firearms
Identification is a discipline of forensic science which has
as its primary concern to determine if a bullet, cartridge case or
other ammunition component was fired by a particular firearm.
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This lab
is used to aid officers as well as analysts in the investigation of
drug offenses. |
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General Spaces |
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Forensic
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The new OSBI Forensic Science Center opened March
2008. This is an exciting event for the entire Oklahoma Forensic
Science Community. The all new OSBI Forensic Science Center is a state
of the art facility. This facility will allow for future growth, both
in personnel and technology. As we get settled in and within the next
few months, we will add pictures showing inside the new facility. |
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The Forensic Biology Unit includes the sub-disciplines of
Serology and DNA analysis.
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Serology is the identification of body fluids including blood
and other biological materials.
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Current DNA analysis is accomplished using the Polymerase Chain
Reaction in combination with Short Tandem Repeats.
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The Forensic Biology Unit mainly works sexual assaults,
burglaries, and homicides.
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Latent
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Toxicology |
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The OSBI Latent
Evidence Unit is a section of the OSBI Criminalistics Division that
specializes in latent print, footwear, and tire impression examination.
The duties of a latent print examiner include crime scene processing,
laboratory processing of evidence, collecting inked impressions of
deceased individuals, and comparing unknown impressions to known
impressions in order to effect identifications. Some of the tools
utilized in accomplishing these tasks include the Automated Fingerprint
Identification System (AFIS), Digital Imaging equipment, and various
chemical and physical development techniques. |
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objective of the Toxicology Laboratory is to provide forensic toxicology
services to State, County, and Local law enforcement agencies throughout
the State of Oklahoma where laboratory services are not available.
Toxicology services are provided for agencies submitting blood samples
in cases involving violations of Title 47 of the Oklahoma State Statute. |
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Trace
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Training |
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The
OSBI Trace Evidence Unit analyzes several types of evidence including
FIBERS, PAINT, GUNSHOT RESIDUE, IGNITABLE LIQUIDS, and several others.
A Trace Evidence Analyst spends years training in these specified
fields. Each sub-discipline takes dedication and hundreds of hours in
training in order to become proficient.
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The purpose of this area of the OSBI Forensic Science
Services Division's web site is to provide training for law enforcement,
students (all levels) and educators, and the general public who want to
know more about forensic science. Future training modules will be
established and posted here, so please continue to check back to see
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CODIS
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Stink
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for Combined DNA Index System.
- Combination
of DNA profiling and computer data basing to help solve crimes.
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local, state and federal crime labs to exchange and compare DNA
profiles by electronic means, which allows convicted offenders to be
linked to crimes or for crimes to be linked to each other.
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OSBI is
charged with implementing and maintaining CODIS for the state of
Oklahoma.
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This small room
has its own ventilation system and is used to store crime scene
evidence that may be unsuitable for conventional storage within the
lab.
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