Police Reports. In case of theft or criminal damage, the customer is responsible for ensuring that a police report is made within 48 hours and that BAS is provided with the report number. Failure to do this may result in the customer losing insurance cover in full or in part or risk having to pay an increased excess.
Police Reports. The Officer shall provide the District with police reports to the extent permitted by state law and Edmonds policies and procedures.
Police Reports. Regardless of whether the officer gives a voluntary statement to investigators, each Witness Officer shall complete a Police Report as soon as practical following the critical incident, unless relieved of the obligation to do so by the ranking investigator or the Chief. Regardless of whether the officer gives a voluntary statement to investigators, each Involved Officer shall complete a Police Report as soon as practical, but in all instances, prior to the expiration of administrative leave, unless relieved of the obligation to do so by the ranking investigator or the Chief. An employee may be required to give both a police report and a Q & A Statement when it is determined that a Q & A Statement is required. If feasible, the lead investigator will advise the Federation Representative before advising the employee. If a Q & A Statement is to be given before the employee is relieved from duty for their work shift, the Q & A Statement shall be taken within a reasonable time.
Police Reports. The SRO shall not provide NKSD with police reports except as allowed by Washington State law and/or CITY policies and procedures.
Police Reports. Regardless of whether the officer gives a voluntary statement to investigators, each Witness Officer shall complete a Police Report as soon as practical following the critical incident, unless relieved of the obligation to do so by the ranking investigator, the Chief or his/her designee. Regardless of whether the officer gives a voluntary statement to investigators, each Involved Officer shall complete a Police Report as soon as practical, but in all instances, prior to the expiration of administrative leave, unless relieved of the obligation to do so by the ranking investigator, the Chief or his/her designee. An employee may be required to give both a CAPRS and a Q & A Statement when it is determined that a Q & A Statement is required, if feasible, the lead investigator will advise the Federation Representative before advising the employee. If a Q & A Statement is to be given before the employee is relieved from duty for his/her work shift, the Q & A Statement shall be taken within a reasonable time.
Police Reports. If the police attend to the scene of a collision involving a Pogo Vehicle, the Member must remain at the site until authorized to leave by police. If the police do not attend at the collision site, the Member must report the collision to the nearest collision reporting centre. The Member shall complete an incident report form in the event of a collision, accident, injury, or other incident and provide a copy to Pogo.
Police Reports. Upon request the Officer shall provide the District with police reports to the extent permitted by state law and Mountlake Terrace policies and procedures.
Police Reports. The System will have the capability to scan and store police reports.
Police Reports. Operator promptly notify the Community Services Department if laws are broken, or if theft occurs. Operator shall file related police reports and incidents report in a timely manner and provide an electronic copy by close of business day.
