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Ch03 and Ch04 Quiz Questions With Complete Solutions When writing a narrative report, _____. all the above: Use present tense so readers can picture what you are describing; Use careful punctuation and grammar; Use working names such as "victim 1" and "victim 2" to protect a victim's identit...

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Ch03 and Ch04 Quiz Questions With
Complete Solutions

When writing a narrative report, _____. all the above: Use present tense so readers can

picture what you are describing;

Use careful punctuation and grammar;

Use working names such as "victim 1" and "victim 2" to protect a victim's identity




The narrative case report is an essential element for _____________ in the prosecution of

criminals. All of the above: The prosecutor; The jury; The reporting police officer




Identify the errors in the following portion of a narrative report.

On Wednesday, September 30 2015, this officer responded to 222 Hill St., reference a loud noise

complaint. Upon arrival at 2235 hours, I met with the complainant, Mrs. Rose Foxwood, who

indicated that the neighbor residing at, 220 Hill St, had a canine that incessantly barked. Mrs.

Foxwood indicated, that she only wanted this officer to speak with the violator and have him

bring his canine indoors. This officer then spoke with the resident of 220 Hill St; one Mr. Mark

Mills. Mark indicated, that his k-9, Borris, was not barking and that Rose was crazy. Mark

agreed to bring Borris into the house for the night. Written in third person, inconsistent

wording, complex wording, punctuation errors

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