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Forensics tents, like the one seen in Levenshulme, are used by police to protect a crime scene from the elements and curious eyes. They help preserve crucial evidence, such as footprints, DNA, or discarded items, ensuring it isn't contaminated or damaged before investigators can properly examine and collect it for analysis.
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