Answer:
your gathering evidence but sorry if iam wrong ( colletiong data)
Explanation:
Glass - Glass can be used to gather evidence, for example collecting fingerprints or blood from a broken window; however, glass also has a place in the trace evidence section. Broken glass fragments can be very small and lodge in shoes, clothing, hair or skin. Gathering glass fragments from a crime scene can be valuable in determining end-use or connecting people and objects to places. For example, windshields have a different color and composition than a drinking glass or a lead crystal vase, so glass fragments on an individual’s clothing could be compared to those collected at a hit-and-run scene to determine if that individual was present.