Which scenario would NOT typically require a CSA's response?

A scenario involving damage caused by environmental factors typically would not require a Crime Scene Analyst's response because this type of situation often pertains to the effects of weather or natural events that are beyond human interaction or criminal behavior. In such cases, the primary concern is usually not the collection of evidence or the investigation of a crime scene, but rather assessing and documenting the impact of these environmental factors, which can be handled by other departments or agencies.

In contrast, scenarios that involve evidence likely to be lost if not collected quickly, hazardous conditions at the scene, or injuries to a victim needing immediate documentation are situations where the expertise of a Crime Scene Analyst is essential. These situations demand immediate action to preserve crucial evidence, ensure safety, and provide thorough documentation of injuries, all of which fall within the purview of a CSA's investigative responsibilities.