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    A Report On The Police

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    On March 8, 2015 the police received a call about a possible burglary in progress. When the Oklahoma City Police Officer arrived on site he saw a vehicle parked near the house’s back door. When the officer talked to two men who were in the back neither of the men could provide information of who had given them permission to remove items from the house. The officer noticed the items where filling their vehicle. The home was vacant due to the owner’s death in 2013, the two men where arrested and charged

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    Anytown Police Department Incident Report #852145 ________________________________________ Investigator #1: Officer Swigart, John # 47628 Date/Time: 03/17/2018 19:00 Investigator #2: Officer Jackson, Darren #48926 Incident: Domestic Violence (741.30) Location: 1305 East 348th Street, Anytown, USA 54321 Persons: Victim: Jones, Mary Sue / DOB:1-31-1983/ SSN: 012-34-5678/ Ph: (716) 555-0123 305 E. 348 Street Anytown, USA 12345

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    Police Report Procedure

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    must be a police report made. The purpose of the police report it to provide accurate documentation of observations made by on officer during the investigation of a criminal incident. An officer is the only person that can right a police report and it must be signed in order to swear that it is accurate. Prosecuting attorneys can use these reports to determine if criminal charges will be filed as well as aid in the understanding of what occurred in order to properly prepare a witness. Reports can also

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    Ellen Collects “The Art of the Police Report” complements Lera Boroditsky article on “How does language shape the way we think” by supporting the proposition constructed in her piece. Boroditsky claims that language exhibits a substantial portion of constructing humanities mental capacity and therefore is not only important but essential for proper communication amongst individuals. Speaking on behalf of Collett’s thesis, throughout his article, his writing affirms Boroditsky premise by mentioning

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    Police Report Vanessa wanted to buy a new broiler. But she wanted the outlet for it in the kitchen above the counter. She needed help so she the electrician James Volta. But he never showed up. Police found Vanessa with a fatal head wound. The husband blames the electrician. The electrician blames the husband. My report will show that the husband was the one who committed the crime. First evidence, The first thing I observed from the crime scene was the suitcase packed up in the corner. As a rule

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    Police Report Examples

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    William eventually complied but continued to be argumentative and continued to scream at PO Massing and myself. When William exited the attic he then continued to ignore police orders, and refused to go to crisis. Due to William's increasing level of hostility and erratic behavior, as well as, the known history between William and police I proceded to place him in cuffs. I informed William the he was not under arrest and was going to be transported to Inspira Woodbury for a crisis evaluation. William

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    I spent my third and fourth session of my practicum with Constable Dwayne Harrison and Constable Paul Davis. Both members of the Lethbridge Regional Police Service (LRPS) are in the patrol unit; responding to calls and investigating. Patrol work is broad, responding to calls that mostly consist of theft, mischief, and domestic. It defines the police as a public service and making the public happy to have someone to solve their problems. The first stop Harrison and I made was in the industrial area

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    System (INCT) database of the Philadelphia police report from 2006-2008. These measures have face validity since these are common violent crime that large cities have. The database used is a valid way to estimate crime, but also does have limitations. The researchers were able to use a t-test with linear regression models to find the impact of footpaths while taking into consideration of extraneous influences. The limitations of using official data from a police department are the unreported crimes

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    Police Brutality Report

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    Police Brutality is becoming a massive problem in the United States. Just in the last year 2017, over 1,100 killings that corresponded to police brutality were reported. Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, who was shot and killed on August 9, 2014. Rekia Boyd, 22 year old African American woman who was shot and killed on March 21, 2012. Tamir Rice, 12 year old African American boy who was shot and killed by police. All those reports were from Police Brutality and the list goes on. Police Brutality

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    Carlsbad Police Report

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    experience began when I walked into the Carlsbad Police Station. I filled out a waver to get permission to have a ride along with a police officer. The officer that I rode along with was Officer Jonathan Boyce. Officer Boyce brought me to the back of the police state and showed me all the veteran polices that have served for 20 years and more. Then he showed me where the police station receives its mail. Afterward he brought me to his appointed police car. He told me that earlier in the day he arrested

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