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19 George St, Woolwich

2020_002

Received information on attempted robbery - 1:10pm 30th March 2020. Police were called to a renovation Site in Woolwich after noise complaints were made by neighbours. The primary officer noticed widespread damage on the building in what looked like an attempt to remove the copper wiring from the site. Several footwear impressions were noted at the possible entry point besides the pipe and wire lines. Two sets of shoe marks were discovered near the safety fence inside the property – they were collected for casting. A POI was arrested after video evidence was provided to the police a week later. Police submitted a single boot (the other could not be located) including the impressions to be analysed. Two propositions were made to help the investigation: Hp - the POI’s shoes are the source of the shoe marks. Hd - the impressions were made by someone else’s shoes.

March 30th 2:25pm – Examination commenced of Exhibit1 - Shoemark cast 2020_02_E001 which was collected 19:07pm 07/03/2020. Cast was made in dentastone. Noted it is the left shoe. Measurements were taken, heel to toe; 27.2cm, width across toe; 9.8cm, width across bridge; insufficient, width across heel: 7.9cm – March 30th 2:40pm. Manufactured pattern includes rectangular raised areas on the outlines of the sole. Four, 4 pointed stars are visible in the forefoot, the right side of the heel appears worn and the tread pattern not visible. Stone debris visible in the middle of the sole and on right heel approx. ½ cm. Examination concluded at 3:00pm. March 30th 3:10pm - Examination commenced of Exhibit 2 - Gel lift of the footwear mark 2020_002_E002 which was collected at 19:38pm 07/03/2020. Noted it is the heel of left shoe. Right side of heel is not visible, due to assumed wear, 1 four pointed star is prominent in the centre of the heel. Worn cracked appearance on most of the lifter. Measurements were taken, length of heel approx.; 8.5cm, width of heel; approx. 7cm. The manufactured pattern includes rectangular raised areas on the outlines of the sole. Examination concluded at 3:30pm. March 30th 3:40 - Examination commenced of Exhibit 3 - POI’s shoe collected from the residence 2020_002_E003 which was collected at 12:03pm 11/03/2020 from the POI’s residence 1/51 March Street, Birchgrove, and is a reference shoe. Measurements were taken of the sole, heel to toe; 27.4cm, width across toe; 9.8cm, width across bridge; 7.0cm and width across heel 7.6cm. It is a tan coloured left footed boot. The sole is thick rubber and a lighter shade of tan. There is dark brown padding around the entry of the shoe, and just below the padding is “LIPSTIK” branding imprinted on the left and right side of the shoe. The eyelets are also a dark brown colour and the first two eyelets are empty with brown laces occupying the rest. There is a brown scuff mark near the heel on the inner side of the shoe. The sole of the shoe has white markings of an unknown substance on the heel and toe. There is a yellow rubber label with “LIPSTIK” branding under the arch. The Heel contains one four pointed star, and the forefoot has six, four pointed stars. Manufactured characteristics includes a rectangular pattern of raised areas on the outlines of the sole. The arc is void of this pattern. Examination concluded at 4:20pm.

Name: Cai Spiers

Signature: C.Spiers

Date: 30/03/20 Page 1

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