“Those responsibilities are not typically shared, but for all intents and purposes on the show, such as CSI, they have to consolidate that so they can get the crime evaluated and solved within their 60-minute limit,” Murga said. (KLAS)Ĭharacters on the CSI shows often do all those jobs some even do it while directing the department. Forensic scientists work inside Las Vegas Metropolitan police’s forensics laboratory. Teams will catalog what they find – fingerprints, blood, hair, anything with a potential clue - and then send it to the forensics lab for processing. “What we do is exciting behind the scenes, but it takes time and it’s not resolved quickly,” Murga said.ĭuring real Metro police work, crime scene analysts will be dispatched to a scene – a felony event such as a murder, assault or robbery. In real life, the job is anything but glamorous. Ours is fluorescent lightbulbs so it’s not as cool, but we still have a lot of the cool technologies that they have on the show.” In the fictional world of “CSI: Vegas,” Maxine Roby leads a team of crime scene investigators in her high-tech lab off the Las Vegas Strip. “There’s is all fancy and they have glass offices and cool lighting.
“It’s nothing like the show,” Grammas, the director of Metro’s CSI unit, said.
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