CJS 205 UOPX Week 3 Composition For Communication Report Imagine you are an officer, and you and your partner responded to a possible burglary and took down information. Now you need to write a report.
Review your Incident Facts:
October 6, 2017, at 0745am
Burglary
1313 Mockingbird Lane.
Mr. Phil Collins – left to work at 7:00am
Alarm was set, door locked
Call from alarm company at 8:15am, police called
Homeowner arrived home at 9:00am, greeted by Officer R.E. Grubb and myself
Scene cleared for intruders, homeowner asked to determine if anything taken
Dell laptop and $40 cash
Searched for point of entry, aided by evidence technician (ET)
Footprinton backdoor, fingerprint on countertop, secured by ET
Incident number 15355 provided to Mr. Collins
Scene cleared 9:45am
Using the information from the Incident Facts, write a 260-word report that includes the following:
Who (identification of the person[s] involved)
What (violation or offense)
When (time and date)
Where (location of incident) Why (motive)
How (method of operation)
Action taken (end result, outcome, or response)
Consider the following points as you write your report:
Is the description of the incident accurate?
Does it give specific details that are both factual and correct?
Are all elements of the incident properly identified and explained? Did you provide explicit and concise information?
Did you include all essential information? Is your report well organized? Did you organize the information chronologically?
Did you include all necessary information to answer the questions who, what, when, where, why, how, and what action was taken?
Are your conclusions supported? Did you include a full description of the actions on which you based your conclusion?
Is your report free of errors?
Did you use the proper format?
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