Custody and disposal of property pending trial: courts may preserve, document and order sale or disposal where necessary. Courts may order custody, preservation, sale or other disposal of property produced during investigation, inquiry or trial where necessary for proper custody or where the property is perishable or connected with an offence. The court must prepare a descriptive statement and take photographs or videography of the property in prescribed form; those records are admissible as evidence. After those records are made, the court must direct disposal, destruction, confiscation or delivery of the property in the manner specified by the statute.