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Chapter 6 – Field Notes and Reporting
Field notes are the shorthand written record made by police officers from the time
they arrive at the scene until the assignment is completed. The following factors they arrive at the scene until the assignment is completed. The following factors
form the importance of field notes.
Field Notes are More Reliable Than an Officer’s Memory
It only takes a short period of time for some important details to slide away from
your memory and the only way to combat this potential loss of information is to rely
on field notes which you previously prepared.
Field Notes are the Primary Information Source for the Incident/Offense Report
Because the first-responding officer is usually the person who writes any incident
report which is required by the situation, field notes are important because they
represent the information which forms the content of the incident report.
Detailed Field Notes May Reduce the Need to Re-contact the Parties Involved
Once in a while, victims and witnesses get annoyed and even angry when they are
re-contacted by an officer who obviously did not take good field notes when he/she
talked to them earlier and therefore cannot complete the incident report without
additional information.
Field Notes Can be Used to Defend the Integrity of the Incident/Offense Report.
During courtroom testimony you may refer to field notes to refresh you recollection
of the events.
In terms of the incident report, the basic questions which the first-responding
officer to a crime scene needs to find answers for are the blank spaces on the officer to a crime scene needs to find answers for are the blank spaces on the
face of an incident report. Typically this includes information about who the
victims and witnesses are and how to contact them, the specifics associated
with the crime, and descriptions of the suspect.
There are also numerous other questions which must be asked called interrogatory
questions. These include: what, when where, who, how, and why. Although no
single set of questions can meet the needs for investigating all types of crime, there
are six primary questions which have long be recognized in the field for being very
useful.
While the exact layout for incident reports typically varies from one
jurisdiction to another, they all have a “face” with blanks into which the jurisdiction to another, they all have a “face” with blanks into which the
officer conducting the preliminary investigation enters basic case
information. These blanks require information about the type of crime
committed, the complainant, victim, witnesses, and offenders, and other
details. Additional investigative information is written in the blank space
available on the reverse of the face or on a page which may be referred to as
“continuation.”
For roughly a decade, there has been a voluntary program underway which is
moving police departments away from the basi.
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The 2024 World Health Statistics edition reviews more than 50 health-related indicators from the Sustainable Development Goals and WHO’s Thirteenth General Programme of Work. It also highlights the findings from the Global health estimates 2021, notably the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
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300.10 written statement form and sworn statement regarding a possible potentially dangerous or vicious dog
1. Number: 300.10
SUBJECT: WRITTEN STATEMENT FORM & SWORN STATEMENT
REGARDING A POSSIBLE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS OR
VICIOUS DOG
Page: 1
Date: 8/7/91
Approved: Ryan Drabek, Director Revised:
4/2/13
I. PURPOSE
To establish a uniform procedure for the completion of a written statement concerning
incidents subject to investigation by personnel of OC Animal Care.
II. POLICY
Written statements are to be used to declare witness to various incidents or complaints.
III. SCOPE
Applicable to all personnel.
IV. FORMS
Written Statement Form
Written Statement Form Instructions
Sworn Statement Regarding a Possible Potentially Dangerous or Vicious Dog
Sworn Statement Regarding a Possible Potentially Dangerous or Vicious Dog Instructions
V. DEFINITIONS
Not applicable.
VI. REFERRENCES
Not applicable.
VII. PROCEDURE
A. A Written Statement Form is used to declare witness to the following:
1. Criminal complaints.
2. Violations of County and State laws relating to animal issues.
3. Incidents involving members of OC Animal Care.
2. Number: 300.10
SUBJECT: WRITTEN STATEMENT FORM & SWORN STATEMENT
REGARDING A POSSIBLE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS OR
VICIOUS DOG
Page: 2
Date: 8/7/91
Approved: Ryan Drabek, Director Revised:
4/2/13
B. A Written Statement Form must contain all necessary information and be stated in an
orderly and chronological manner. All statements must be true and correct and signed
as such by the person making the statement. The Written Statement Form will be
completed as follows:
1. The person completing the form will list their full name here.
2. The person completing the form will list their full address here, including street
address, city, state and zip code..
3. A detailed account of what happened shall be entered in this space including the
full names and addresses of persons or suspects involved and full descriptions of
any animals involved. If the statement is lacking this information or fails to
fully articulate the event, the form is to be returned to the person completing it
for clarification.
4. For record keeping purposes, the number of pages being submitted is to be noted
here.
5. The signature of the person completing the form is to be entered here
6. The date the form was signed is to be entered here.
7. A contact phone number is to be entered here in the event clarification is
necessary.
8. An alternate phone number is to be entered here.
9. If a Chameleon Activity number has been assigned to the incident upon the form
being requested, the person mailing the form is to note the Activity Number
here. If a Chameleon Activity Number has not been assigned, it will be added
by the Operations Desk Sergeant upon receipt.
10. The date the form is received by the Operations Desk Sergeant or Supervisor is
to be noted here.
NOTE: A Written Statement Form Instructions sheet is to accompany the Written
Statement Form when provided to the public.
C. A Sworn Statement Regarding a Possible Potentially Dangerous or Vicious Dog Form
must contain all necessary information, stated in an orderly and chronological manner.
All statements will be true and correct and contain detailed information specific to the
incident. Statements should describe the animal(s) behavior at the time of the incident
(i.e. The dog charged me barking and barring teeth). The form should also include any
defensive actions taken by a person to prevent bodily injury to themselve’s, another or
3. Number: 300.10
SUBJECT: WRITTEN STATEMENT FORM & SWORN STATEMENT
REGARDING A POSSIBLE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS OR
VICIOUS DOG
Page: 3
Date: 8/7/91
Approved: Ryan Drabek, Director Revised:
4/2/13
another animal. Incomplete statements are to be returned to the person completing them
for clarification. The Sworn Statement Regarding a Possible Potentially Dangerous or
Vicious Dog Form will be completed as follows:
1. Activity Number.
2 Circle the corresponding letter that applies to the situation(s).
3. A detailed account of what happened.
4. The date of the incident.
5. The time of the incident.
6. Full name of victim(s).
7. Location of incident (address, if known).
8. Complete description of animal(s) involved.
9. Full name of dog owner.
10. Residence address of dog owner.
11. Phone number of dog owner.
12. Total number of pages submitted by declarer.
13. Printed name of declarer.
14. Legal signature of declarer.
15. Date declarer signed.
16. Residence address of declarer.
17. Home or business telephone number (include area code) of declarer.
18. Driver License or Identification number.
The Sworn Statement Form Instructions sheet is to accompany the Sworn Statement
Form when provided to the public.
D. Routing
1. Statements Forms received that are to be used in support of a criminal complaint
are routed to the Operations Desk to be included in the criminal complaint file as
evidence.
2. Statement Forms providing information relating to a Field Service enforcement
action are routed to the Operations Desk to be included in the appropriate
investigation file if one has been assigned, or to be attached to an
activity/investigation report for future reference.
4. Number: 300.10
SUBJECT: WRITTEN STATEMENT FORM & SWORN STATEMENT
REGARDING A POSSIBLE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS OR
VICIOUS DOG
Page: 4
Date: 8/7/91
Approved: Ryan Drabek, Director Revised:
4/2/13
3. Miscellaneous Statement Forms referring to incidents involving OC Animal
Care personnel are routed to the appropriate section supervisor for action or
future reference.