In addition to physical evidence, three primary sources of information are available:
A)dispatchers, first responders, and records clerks.
B)reports, records, and databases; people who are not suspects in a crime but know something of the crime; and suspects in the crime.
C)reports, records, and databases; first responders; and only people who are suspects in a crime.
D)snitches, rats, and informants.

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Reports, records, and databases provide documented information about the crime, while people who are not suspects in the crime but have information can provide witness statements and other helpful information. Suspects in the crime may also provide information, but their statements must be carefully evaluated and corroborated with other evidence. Dispatchers, first responders, and records clerks may provide important information, but their accounts must also be verified with other sources. The option D is not appropriate as using snitches or informants can be unreliable and may raise ethical concerns.

In Addition to Physical Evidence, Three Primary Sources of Information