How can you determine who is in charge of an investigation?

What will be an ideal response?

ANSWER: Private-sector investigations usually require only one person to respond to an incident or crime scene. Processing evidence usually involves acquiring an image of a suspect’s drive. In law enforcement, however, many investigations need additional staff to collect all evidence quickly. For large-scale investigations, a crime or incident scene leader should be designated. Anyone assigned to a large-scale investigation scene should cooperate with the designated leader to ensure that the team addresses all details when collecting evidence.