The Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) technology serves as a critical component of modern computing infrastructure and it is widely integrated across various storage systems, from personal computers to enterprise-level servers. This prevalence increases the likelihood of law enforcement officers and digital forensics practitioners encountering RAID configured systems during digital investigations. The complex design, configuration, and large storage capacity offered by RAID-enabled systems pose significant challenges for forensic investigators while acquiring and reconstructing data from RAID configured disks. This demands for a comprehensive understanding of RAID-enabled systems and their associated challenges by investigators. This research report focuses on the critical aspects of RAID forensics, covering the best practices and procedures for conducting the search, seizure, identification, acquisition, and analysis of RAID-enabled systems. The report aims to equip law enforcement and forensic professionals with the necessary tools, techniques and insights to effectively handle RAID-enabled systems.