CSI: Shawnee June 17, 2009
Youngsters learned how to be real-life crime scene investigators during the Shawnee Parks and Recreation Department’s CSI: Shawnee class.
Mission Police Officer Marty Augustine (left) helps Jake Oltremari of Merriam lift a fingerprint from Oltremari’s cup at Shawnee Parks and Recreation Department’s Shawnee: CSI class. Augustine and Mission Police Det. Danny Smith helped teach the class, which was conducted Tuesday.
Chayse Phillips, Molly Mangelsdorf, Joey Pentola and Margie Melott (from left), all of Shawnee, take careful notes as they observe the “murder scene” set up for the class. Participants in the class had the challenge of determining the murderer using clues from the scene.
Antonio Flenco (right) of Merriam and Jordan Brodbeck of Shawnee dust plastic cups for fingerprints.
Shawnee police Sgt. Steve McCorkill pours plaster onto a shoe-print in the dirt Tuesday at Shawnee Parks and Recreation Department’s Shawnee: CSI class. This is the second time the department has held the class, this time with 24 participants.
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Do you think it is important for Shawnee to be bicycle-friendly?
I think it’s important. I do love and use the paths, but it would be nice to have lanes so we could use bikes to run errands - saving gas!
