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Drink and Drive, You Lose

Thanks in part to a grant from the State of Illinois, the Sheriff's Office is stepping up enforcement of drunk driving in 2011. Keep yourself, family, friends, and others safe by designating a sober driver.

Peoria County Sheriff’s Office: Crime Scene Unit

The Sheriff's Office Crime Scene Unit utilizes three full time Deputy Sheriffs. The Deputies are highly trained in forensic sciences, including fingerprints, photography, arson investigation, and blood spatter. The Deputies are responsible for gathering, preserving and processing physical evidence found at all crime scenes within the Departments jurisdiction. At least one Deputy is on call 24 hours per day. These officers ensure that evidence is processed by themselves or the proper agency, up to and including any presentation in court.

All three Deputies collect fingerprints and testify to fingerprint identifications, which sometimes are the most crucial piece of evidence in certain criminal cases. These Deputies are also responsible for the evidence vault, which contains every piece of evidence collected by the Department for investigation purposes. The primary goal of the Crime Scene Unit is to collect, preserve, and investigate any physical evidence which may influence the outcome of any criminal case.

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Click It or Ticket

The Sheriff's Office wants you to stay safe on the roads by buckling up. Thanks to a grant from the State of Illinois, the Sheriff's Office will increase enforcement of safety restraints for drivers and their passengers - particularly children - in 2011. Don't let a ticket be your reminder that Seat Belts Save Lives!

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