For which scenario would a Crime Scene Analyst NOT be required according to vehicle accident response criteria?

A Crime Scene Analyst would not be required in a scenario where there is a single vehicle with minor scratches. This situation typically indicates a low-level incident with no serious injuries or significant property damage that would necessitate an in-depth investigation. The primary role of a Crime Scene Analyst is to collect and analyze evidence in more serious accidents where the potential for criminal activity or the need for a detailed reconstruction of events exists.

In more significant incidents, such as those involving multiple fatalities or serious injuries, the presence of a Crime Scene Analyst is essential to ensure thorough documentation and analysis, which can provide vital information for legal and investigative purposes. Similarly, when LVMPD property is involved, a Crime Scene Analyst would be necessary to address any potential liability and to ensure all evidence is properly collected and preserved.