Who collects and analyzes crime evidence?

• A. Forensic Science Technician
• B. Medical Illustrator
• C. Social Worker
• D. Central Sterile Technician

Answer: (A)

The work of collecting and analyzing crime evidence is done by forensic science technicians. They are trained to gather physical evidence from crime scenes, preserve it with strict chain-of-custody procedures, and analyze it in the laboratory using methods like fingerprint analysis, DNA testing, toxicology, ballistics, and digital forensics. Their findings help investigators determine what happened and may be used in court. The other roles don’t focus on crime-scene evidence: a medical illustrator creates visuals for medical or legal contexts, a social worker assists people and communities, and a central sterile technician handles sterilization of medical tools.