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scenario a:
in 2010, while attempting to cuff a suspect, a longview texas police officer was bitten on each arm. describe the type of danger this police officer faced while working in the field. discuss the steps this officer should take in order to avoid serious harm as a result of this event.

scenario b:
after a lone gunman opened fire on police officers working a downtown protest, in 2016, the dallas police department and its partners offered counseling services to police officers and their families. we know that traumatic events, like this one, cause instant stress for police officers. however, long-term stress developed over years of serving in the field may be most harmful of all threats law enforcement personnel face. suggest and describe three strategies to police officers cope with the daily stressors they encounter on the job.

scenario c:
crime scenes are filed with biohazards like blood that can be hazardous to emergency personnel. scenario c:
crime scenes are filed with biohazards like blood that can be hazardous to emergency personnel. review the “case in point: recommendations for dealing with infected evidence” chart on page 90 in the e-book. this chart includes several recommendations for dealing with hazardous materials. after reviewing this chart, suggest and describe three strategies crime scene investigators should follow when dealing with infected or hazardous materials, situations, or evidence.