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Innocent Makasa

@IMakasa

#Criminalist (#Forensic #Science)😶

Zambia Katılım Şubat 2013
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Today's #Forensic_Tip for Prosecutors: Verify Expert Credentials. When presenting forensic evidence, ensure experts have relevant qualifications and experience. Thoroughly vet their expertise to bolster credibility in court. A strong, reliable witness strengthens your case. ⚖️
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#Forensic_Tip Report Promptly! If you witness a crime or suspicious activity, report it to law enforcement immediately. Timely reporting preserves evidence integrity and aids investigators in their work. Your quick action can make a significant difference in solving cases.
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#Forensic_Tip: If you're a victim/survivor of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) or their caregiver, preserve any physical evidence like clothing or belongings untouched. Place items in paper bags, not plastic, to prevent contamination. Proper preservation aids forensic analysis
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Tomorrow 25/07/2023 ZNBC Radio 4 hosts me on their 11 AM phone-in program to discuss the newly established forensic DNA Lab. I will highlight the importance of the Lab to the criminal justice system. Be part of the fight against SGBV!
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Economic development calls for accelerated advancements in forensic science to guarantee investment protection. Congratulations Kenya. Kenya’s Latest Forensics Lab to Investigate Rising Cryptocurrency Fraud - bitcoinke.io/2022/06/kenya-…
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DNAforAfrica@DNAforAfrica·
To trust forensic science, strict standards must be followed, or we are left with unreliable data. Forensic scientist Innocent Masaka, who played a pivotal role in the establishment of Zambia's first Forensic DNA Laboratory, is up next to unpack Zambia’s efforts to reduce malpractice. #3FDNAS
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What happened? does it constitute a crime? where, when, and How did it happen? Who is/are the perpetrator(s)/Victim(s)? It is also beneficial to consider the motive, why the crime was committed, and why that particular victim.
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DNAforAfrica@DNAforAfrica·
ANNOUNCING OUR #MyVoiceForJustice 2022 AWARD ~ Dedicated to celebrating the amazing individuals who have lent their voices to our mission this year to strengthen the criminal justice system through the use of forensic DNA technology. Watch this space for news! #JusticeisinmyDNA
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Innocent Makasa@IMakasa·
Before you help, serve. Some people may not need your help once you serve them
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Every 6 hours, there is a report of child rape (defilement) in Zambia (2022 ZP report). The forensic DNA Laboratory opening this month end will not only help resolve the majority of these cases but those of murder and wildlife crimes.
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WHAT happened? WHERE did it happen? HOW did it happen? WHEN did it happen? WHO are the Victims and/or perpetrators? Only investigate the WHY it happened for the purposes of proactive policing. @IMakasa
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Opening soon. DNA evidence is a game changer in resolving crime. Finght agaist GBV can't be complete without this tool!
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"Unfortunately, some individuals call themselves “forensic scientists” and practice as such when they are not qualified in the field." Dr. Antonel Olckers and Zoë Hammatt
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It's a child's right to know their biological father/parent. Some diseases are genetic, faking fathers/parents may not be helpful in the grand scheme of things. DNA test is rationabilis if you are in doubt! #BeMyGuest🙏 I have come in peace
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