what is contained in an offense report and who usually writes it?

Answer 1

An Incident/Offense Report is a standard form, although may somewhat vary state to state, which reports the facts provided by a complainant. Normally, the initial responding officer writes the report. Should the officer make contact with a complainant, the complainant will provide their side of the event and sign the report. The bottom of the report will have the investigating officers name.

The specifics on an I/O Report include:
Time/Date
Location
Environment
Suspect or Defendants Name
Witnesses
A narrative providing the basic information provided by the complainant or victim.

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

If you mean on Yahoo answers, someone who read something that you wrote found it offensive in some way and checked 'report abuse'. They selected a main category and then could add a description if they choose. I believe Answers staff reviews the complaint before an email is sent to the offending user as a warning.

Answer 3

An offense report contains the

WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
HOW
WHY

It is usually written by the responding officer and then forwarded to a detective.

Answer 4

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