Crime Scene Investigations & Evidence Control

Crime scene analysis and investigations have become especially technical and scientific in nature. The Davidson County Sheriff's Office has three extensively trained technicians that provide specialized skills to assist the patrol and criminal investigation divisions.

The unit, supervised by Sergeant J. Todd, provides the Sheriff's Office with specialized photography and videography, fingerprint research and identification, technical assistance, evidence seizure and storage, and training personnel in evidence collection procedures.

There are two classifications of property that the Sheriff's Office keeps and maintains, seized and found. During criminal investigations, the property is seized by deputies and detectives to serve as evidence in court proceedings. Found property is a property in which a citizen or deputy finds and is unable to locate the owner. All evidence and property are packaged, logged, and stored in the Evidence unit.

All seized property will be held until the case is disposed of in the judicial system. A court order must be signed by a judge for seized property to be released. If the Evidence & Property Control unit receives a court order to return your property you will be contacted through US Mail.

Evidence Hours for Property Returns

9:30 am-12:00 pm & 1:30 pm-4:00 pm

Monday-Friday

Please call (336) 242-2905 to schedule a property return

Sgt. Todd or any member of the Evidence / CSI Unit can be contacted Monday through Friday between 8 AM and 5 PM at (336) 242-2905.