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This document provides guidance for conducting a high tech raid and seizing computer evidence. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of various teams including: a case supervisor to oversee the operation; an interview team; a sketch and photo team to document the scene; a physical search team; a security team; and a technical evidence seizure team to properly handle computer equipment. It emphasizes having the right personnel with the necessary skills and equipment to thoroughly collect electronic evidence while maintaining a chain of custody.

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