24 pulled into driving two vehicles
involved 1986 red Toyota pickup truck
red Chevy Silverado collar if you
station 42 the driver spanish-speaking
only request 34 for 42 so go ahead and
ask dispatch to send us that call
because it since it's in our beep that
over 116 PD good
everyone 15 can you send us the 44 on
central course it is one one thing other
thing it's going to be right next to the
drive time at Central and Old Course
kids and these people get her insurance
say
ten-four can you ten-four can you update
our location very good very good
because the call is where central and
cords right I mean we're good what mile
at least maybe more east of where the
where the call was dispatched right
why is that important
right if they're going to send units
they're going to send units to Kors in
Central when in all actuality we're
going to be old quarters in central
during that investigation officer
Martinez decided to go ahead and cite
one of the drivers that was his
discretion
he thought he was correct he's allowed
to do that and did so he cited her
inside the one of the drivers for
failure to keep proper lookout as she
rear-ended the other driver okay there's
no points off your record you don't have
to go to court and there's not gonna be
any points take it off your driving
record just like it's a warning I don't
know about anyone points on my record
okay what I need you to do is sign here
okay okay it happens to the best of us
so this typically after he's done with
an investigation and the parties that we
spoke to our release will always do
what's called the face sheet of our
report there's you know that that's
that's basically what we call it and all
that is is that's just entering all the
person information on the report and
vehicle information pretty much every
call we go to or you know every stop we
do is going to require some amount of
documentation now whether that's just
leaving comments on the call like a
short paragraph as to what we did or
what we found out or you know what
happened that needs to be clearly
articulated grammatically correct it
needs to be chronologically accurate etc
but that's why a big part of police work
is is police reports it's very important
for an officer to you know clearly
articulate specific events injuries
times dates places whatever that that
happened on a call that we go to the
more information you have in a report is
important because and is what I always
try to teach my recruits not so much for
their investigation because their
investigation you know they'll take the
report and then send it to a detective
so they need to put as much clearly
articulated accurate information as
possible for the detective or somebody
else that's assigned that case and for
it I mean we don't always in the field
we don't always handle our own cases so
we have to forward them sometimes which
another important reason for hat tabi
reports articulated somebody's going to
somebody else is going to follow up on
it