What is NOT a part of control responsibilities at a crime scene?

Interrogating witnesses is not considered a part of the control responsibilities at a crime scene. Control responsibilities primarily focus on ensuring the integrity of the scene, preserving evidence, managing victims, and coordinating the actions of responding officers.

When officers arrive at a crime scene, their first priority is to secure the area to preserve evidence and protect everyone involved. This includes managing victims and witnesses in a way that does not interfere with the evidentiary process. While gathering information from witnesses is crucial to the investigation, this typically occurs after the initial control of the scene has been established. Therefore, the act of interrogating witnesses falls outside the immediate control responsibilities at a crime scene, which prioritize scene security and evidence preservation first.