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What is an Investigatory Stop?

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The temporary detention and questioning of a person based on Reasonable Articulable Suspicion that they are committing, about to commit, or have committed a criminal offense.

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What distinguishes an Investigatory Stop from a voluntary contact?

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An Investigatory Stop is not a voluntary contact; a voluntary contact is a consensual encounter where the person feels free to leave.

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What is a Protective Pat Down?

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A limited search during an Investigatory Stop to check for weapons on a person’s outer clothing.

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What is Reasonable Articulable Suspicion?

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An objective legal standard that is less than probable cause but more than a mere hunch, based on the totality of circumstances that a person has committed, just committed or is about commit a crime.

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What must be established for an Investigatory Stop?

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Specific and articulable facts (RAS) combined with rational inferences that reasonably warrant belief that a suspect is involved in criminal activity.

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What is Probable Cause?

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Knowledge of facts that would lead a reasonable person to believe that a crime has occurred and that the subject committed it.

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Define the Plain Touch Doctrine.

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Allows officers to seize items believed to be contraband during a Protective Pat Down without a warrant.

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What is the purpose of the Investigatory Stop System?

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To protect the public, preserve rights, and enforce the law impartially, ensuring fairness and dignity.

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According to Illinois law, when can a peace officer conduct an Investigatory Stop?

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When they reasonably infer from circumstances that a person is committing, about to commit, or has committed an offense.

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What is required for a Protective Pat Down to be lawful?

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Reasonable Articulable Suspicion that the subject is armed and dangerous.

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What principles should department members follow when interacting with the public?

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Legitimacy and Procedural Justice principles.

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How long is data from the Investigatory Stop Database retained?

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Three years.

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Fill in the blank: An Investigatory Stop must be based on _______.

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specific and articulable facts

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What is the purpose of the Investigatory Stop Report?

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To document facts establishing Reasonable Articulable Suspicion and other relevant details of the stop.

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What must officers do if they encounter an object during a Protective Pat Down that they believe is a weapon?

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They may reach into that area of clothing to retrieve the object.

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What happens if an officer touches an object during a Protective Pat Down that they believe is contraband?

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They may seize the item if they can immediately recognize it as contraband WITHOUT manipulating it.

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What is an Investigatory Stop Report?

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A report submitted by sworn members documenting the factors supporting Reasonable Articulable Suspicion for a stop or search.

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What data is retained by the Information Services Division from Investigatory Stop events?

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Aggregate data including date, time, address, and demographic data.

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What incidents must a member submit an Investigatory Stop Report?

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When conducting an Investigatory Stop, Protective Pat Down, or if an arrest or citation is issued.

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What must be included in an Investigatory Stop Receipt?

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Event number, reason for the stop, sworn member’s name, and star number.

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True or False: An Investigatory Stop Receipt is provided if the subject is arrested.

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False

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What should an officer document in an Investigatory Stop Report when a Protective Pat Down is performed?

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The reason for the stop and the factors supporting Reasonable Articulable Suspicion.

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Fill in the blank: Failure to provide identification during an Investigatory Stop is ______.

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not grounds for arrest or further detention.

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What should be recorded if an individual refuses to provide identification during an investigative stop?

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Enter ‘John Doe’ or ‘Jane Doe’ in the name field and document refusal in the narrative.

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What is required when both hard copy and electronic Investigatory Stop Reports are created?
Supervisors must confirm that the hard copy matches the electronic entry.
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What should be done if an Investigatory Stop Report is rejected?
Inform the sworn member of the reason for disapproval and complete an Investigatory Stop Report Deficiency Notification.
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What steps should be taken if an officer's actions did not require an Investigatory Stop Report?
The report will remain in rejected status for clearance by the Integrity Section.
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What is the timeline for submitting an electronic Investigatory Stop Report?
As soon as possible, but no later than the end of their tours of duty.
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What should be included in the narrative section of an Investigatory Stop Report?
The justification for the Investigatory Stop and any searches conducted.
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What must Department members ensure during the search of a subject in custody?
Safety and security of persons in custody.
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Who must approve all Department search warrants?
A sworn Department member of the rank of deputy chief or above.
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What is a John Doe search warrant?
A search warrant involving an anonymous individual providing information.
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Who is required to approve of a John Doe search warrant?
Personal review and approval by the submitting Department member's bureau chief.
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What must be documented for all search warrants, regardless of the outcome?
Creation and approval of a Search Warrant Data record in the CLEAR system.
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What is the role of a sworn Department member of the rank of lieutenant or above during a search warrant service?
Be present on-scene and in overall command.
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What is the function of the evidence officer during a search warrant?
To oversee the collection and documentation of evidence.
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Define a 'wrong raid' in the context of search warrants.
A search warrant served at an incorrect location or inconsistent with probable cause.
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What type of search warrant requires a critical incident after-action review?
Wrong raids or other identified circumstances.
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What is an Unregistered Confidential Informant (UCI)?
An individual providing information without compensation and not registered.
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What is required from Department members utilizing an RCI for obtaining a search warrant?
Conduct an independent investigation to verify information.
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What are the THREE classifications of search warrants mentioned?
* John Doe Search Warrants * Unregistered Confidential Informant (UCI) Search Warrants *Registered Confidential Informant (RCI)
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Who ensures that Registered Confidential Informants are registered?
The Chief, Bureau of Counterterrorism
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What does a 'no-knock' search warrant allow law enforcement to do?
Enter a property without immediate prior notification to the residents
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Who will serve 'no-knock' search warrants?
Only the SWAT Team
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When must the Office of the Cook County State's Attorney be contacted regarding search warrants
When the search warrant is within the City of Chicago or related to a criminal act within the city
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Who is responsible for ensuring the integrity of the search warrant before preparing it?
The affiant Department member ## Footnote They must follow proper investigative steps.
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What forms must be prepared when developing a search warrant?
Complaint for Search Warrant (CCMC-1-219) and Search Warrant (CCMC-1-220) ## Footnote These forms must accurately describe the subject and location.
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What must the Department member document in relation to the details of the search warrant search warrant?
The investigation to corroborate the content of the Complaint and Search Warrant ## Footnote This includes verifying validity before chain of command review.
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What level of Department member must approve all search warrants?
A sworn Department member of the rank of deputy chief or above ## Footnote Exceptions include certain warrant types requiring higher approvals.
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What must supervisors ensure when reviewing a search warrant?
* Meets statutory and constitutional requirements * Achieves a legitimate law enforcement objective * Information is verified and corroborated ## Footnote This is crucial for warrant approval.
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What is the time frame for serving a search warrant after issuance?
Within 96 hours of issuance.
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What should be done if a Department member realizes the search warrant was a wrong raid?
Notify the search team supervisor, generate a Log Number, complete a City Claims Notification form, and notify relevant parties. ## Footnote This includes the watch operations lieutenant and the Office of Communications.
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What happens if a canine team is requested during the search?
The canine team will be used for narcotics or explosives detection before the search.
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What system is used to inventory all digital images related to a search warrant?
eTrack inventory system ## Footnote Digital images must be attached to the inventory.
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What will the designated unit supervisor review and approve in I-Clear?
The Pre and Post-Service or Returned Warrant Data record and the Sketch Page
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What documents are attached to the court complaint when an arrest is made after a search warrant is served?
Original Complaint for Search Warrant, Search Warrant, and Search Warrant Return and Inventory Form ## Footnote These documents are listed below the arrestee's name and charges.
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What should happen if a search warrant has not been served within 96 hours of issuance?
The search warrant will be signed by the returning officer and returned to the clerk of the courts within twenty days
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What is the purpose of the Department directive titled 'Persons Not Under Arrest But In Need of Involuntary or Voluntary Admission'?
Specifies instances when a Department member will transport a person who is not under arrest to a mental health intake facility for involuntary or voluntary admission.
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How will persons requiring mental health treatment be transported by the Department?
In a squadrol, when available, consistent with the Department directive titled 'Squadrol Operating Procedures'.
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What is the status of a person subject to involuntary admission treatment?
In protective custody and not under custodial arrest.
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What is required whenever a Department member transports a person for mental health treatment?
A Hospitalization Case Report will be completed and submitted.
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What is a Hospital Run Sheet used for?
To document transport of a person to the hospital or contact with any person transported to a hospital.
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What is the purpose of a Crisis Intervention (CIT) Report?
To document responses to calls for service that have a mental health component.
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What should be done when a Department member responds to a call for service with a mental health component?
A Mental Health Incident Notice (CPD-15.521) will be given.
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True or False: Non-designated CIT officers are responsible for interacting with individuals in crisis.
False.
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What are the procedures for dispatching identified mental-health-related calls for service?
Assign to a designated CIT officer, CIT-trained officer, or non-CIT-trained officer as available.
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What is the recommended response when an officer investigates an incident with a mental health component?
Assess the situation and request a supervisor and designated CIT officer if appropriate.
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How should officers communicate with individuals in crisis?
Establish one-on-one communication and listen in a calm tone.
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What code is used when requesting an RD Number for an incident with a mental health component?
'Z—Zebra; Mental Health Related'.
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What should district supervisors ensure regarding CIT members?
Daily assignment roster reflects CIT members by placing the letter 'Z' next to their names.
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List the three criteria for involuntary admission under 405 ILCS 5/1-119.
* Engaging in conduct placing themselves or others in physical harm * Unable to provide for basic physical needs without assistance * Refusing treatment and expected to suffer mental deterioration
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What is required for a Department member to take a person into custody for involuntary admission?
A completed and signed 'Petition for Involuntary / Judicial Admission' and 'Order for Detention, Examination, Diagnostic Evaluation' issued by the Circuit Court of Cook County. ## Footnote This is one of the conditions necessary for transport to a mental health intake facility.
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What should a Department member include in the petition for involuntary admission based on personal observation?
A detailed description of reported or observed behaviors or signs and symptoms of the mental health condition, including prior diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalizations. ## Footnote This ensures comprehensive documentation regarding the individual's mental health status.
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What is the transportation method for persons requiring mental health treatment by the Department?
A squadrol, when available. ## Footnote This aligns with the Department directive titled 'Squadrol Operating Procedures.'
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What forms must be completed when transporting a person to a mental health intake facility?
* Hospitalization Report using IUCR code 5079 * Hospital Run Sheet (CPD-62.420) * Mental Health Incident Notice (CPD-15.521) * Crisis Intervention (CIT) Report
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What is the procedure for transporting persons under arrest requiring mental health treatment?
Transport in a squadrol to the nearest designated mental health intake facility ## Footnote As per the directive 'Approved Medical Facilities.'
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What happens if the mental health intake facility advises that the person under arrest is not in need of hospitalization?
Have the examining physician complete and sign the Arrestee Medical Clearance Report (CPD-11.524) and return to the detention facility.
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What is required if the person under arrest was released as an 'Incapacitated Individual'?
The station supervisor must place initials and star number next to 'Incapacitated Individual.'
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What happens if the person under arrest refuses to sign the bond formset?
Request permission from the station supervisor to release the person as an 'Incapacitated Individual.'
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What must the department member assigned to the hospital guard detail complete?
Submit a Miscellaneous Incident Exception Report (CPD-11.419).
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What must the station supervisor ensure regarding the examining physician's report?
That it is completed and signed (Arrestee Medical Clearance Report CPD-11.524).
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What is the role of the Incident Commander during a SWAT Incident?
Identify role to OEMC dispatchers and keep them informed of the situation as it develops.
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What must the Incident Commander ensure regarding the mobilization area?
Establish a mobilization area and ensure access for emergency vehicles.
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What perimeter must the Incident Commander establish and secure?
Inner and outer perimeter.
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What must the Incident Commander maintain discipline in?
Use of firearms.
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What is the purpose of selecting an initial responding unit as the communications car?
Act as the communications car for the command post.
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What directive must the Incident Commander give to on-scene and responding officers?
Restrict movements and avoid provocative actions.
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What responsibilities does the Incident Commander have regarding information gathering?
Gather information, control operations, and ensure SWAT team members relieve district personnel.
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What specific areas must the Incident Commander ensure are designated for SWAT incident functions?
* Debriefing area * Information area * Interview area * Media briefing area
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What additional support personnel can the Incident Commander request?
* Bomb Squad * Canine Unit * Marine/Helicopter Unit
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Which unit must the Incident Commander ensure is notified?
The appropriate Bureau of Detectives unit.
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What must the Incident Commander do in consultation with the SWAT Commanding Officer?
Designate a Department member(s) to prepare and obtain a search warrant as needed.
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What are some of the key components included in post-incident demobilization procedures?
* Accounting for all Department members involved in the incident * Relieving officers of their assigned duties * Assigning Department members to protect the area * Deactivating established operational posts/areas * Accounting for all Department equipment used
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What is the objective of SWAT incident critiques?
To evaluate the various elements and functions of the specific incident for constructive modification
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Fill in the blank: Demobilization procedures include accounting for all Department _______.
members involved in the incident
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Who acts as the Incident Commander during a SWAT incident?
The supervisor
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What must the appropriate case report for a SWAT incident record?
All significant activities during the incident period ## Footnote This includes the establishment of the plan, chronological sequence of events, notifications made, changes in command, arrival of principal response units, significant tactical developments, and other pertinent information.
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List three items that should be included in the SWAT incident case report.
* Establishment of the plan * Chronological sequence of events * Notifications made
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What is the role of the assigned supervisor from the district of occurrence?
To designate an officer to complete the appropriate case report and obtain an RD number
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