Imagine you are a police officer called to investigate a car abandoned by the side of the road. Using what you find in the vehicle, you will need to decide what criminal justice type of report to complete. Review the evidence in the media activity, Crime Scene Investigation: 1. Blood evidence - drops of blood have been collected from the driver's side seat. Directionality indicates the car was stationary when the victim bled., 2. car keys - Keys are still in the ignition and turned to the "start" position. Based on the gas gauge, the car sat running idle until it ran out of gas, 3. Fingerprints - Fingerprints have been lifted from the steering wheel and the car's media screen. They have all come back registered to Regina Moore, a government employee who works in public administration. She has no criminal history, 4. Glove box - Opening the glove compartment reveals a vehicle registration, 5. ID - A driver's license was found at the scene. It is noticeably not the same person as the vehicle registration, 6. Hair - long blonde hairs have been collected from between the seats and the driver's side seatbelt. Now that you have investigated the scene and examined all of the evidence, would you prepare either an arrest warrant for the driver of the vehicle or a search warrant for the home address of the passenger?