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I would take the following actions at the scene to complete my responsibilities:

1. Secure the scene. I would park my patrol car away from the scene and approach the scene on foot. I would then assess the scene for any potential hazards, such as weapons or dangerous chemicals. I would also identify any potential witnesses and interview them. Once the scene was secure, I would cordon off the area with crime scene tape and post officers to guard the perimeter.
2. Assess the scene. I would start by documenting the scene with photographs and sketches. I would then collect any potential evidence, such as weapons, fingerprints, or DNA. I would also interview witnesses and gather information about the crime.
3. Provide assistance to victims and witnesses. I would check on the condition of any victims and provide first aid if necessary. I would also offer emotional support to all victims and witnesses. I would help to identify and locate family members of the victims.

In addition to these three responsibilities, I would also be responsible for notifying the appropriate authorities, such as the coroner, the medical examiner, and the crime scene investigator. I would also be responsible for documenting my actions at the scene in a police report.

The rationale for these responsibilities is that they are essential for protecting the crime scene, gathering evidence, and providing assistance to victims and witnesses. By ensuring that the scene is secure, I can prevent the loss or contamination of evidence. By gathering evidence, I can help to solve the crime and bring the offender to justice. By providing assistance to victims and witnesses, I can help them to cope with the trauma of the crime and get the help they need.