Latent Prints The Latent Print Section responds to crime scenes and offers crime scene support to law enforcement officials. The section is responsible for collecting, preserving, processing and examining physical evidence for the presence of footwear and tire impressions, fingerprints, palm prints, footprints and physical match.
At about age 6 months, infants can usually oppose the thumb in the grasping motion. Most infants can sit without support also around this age. By age 9 months, while sitting by themselves, infants should be able to self-correct posture when tilted to one side or the other, rather than just being tipped over.
In between five and six months, your baby usually starts to sit up with your help, holding his head in an upright position, keeping the back straight. He may even be able to sit for a second or so without taking any assistance from you, before toppling down after a while [1] .