207- Complaint Reporting

Question 1

207-01 When multiple offenses have occurred, for crime reporting purposes, the incident will be classified based on the “top,” or most serious offense under the hierarchy generally
known as the “Seven Major Felony Rule.” The order of offenses under that rule, beginning with the most serious, is as follows:

a. Murder and Non-Negligent Manslaughter
b. Forcible Rape/Rape 1st
c. Robbery
d. Felonious Assault
e. Burglary
f. Grand Larceny
g. Grand Larceny, Motor Vehicle (a grand larceny motor vehicle coupled with a grand
larceny from the vehicle will be classified as a Grand Larceny, Motor Vehicle).

Answer 1

207-01.The attempt to commit any of the above offenses will be counted as the completed offense, except Attempted Murder, which will be counted as a Felonious Assault. Under this Seven Major Felony Rule, a murder/robbery is classified as Murder; a rape 1st/robbery, or rape 1st/felonious assault, or rape 1st/burglary is classified as Rape 1st. Any of the seven major felonies coupled with any other offense not within the seven major
felony category will be classified as the appropriate major felony. For example:
a. Murder/kidnapping will be classified as Murder;
b. Rape 1st/kidnapping will be classified as Rape 1st
c. Robbery/ Criminal Sexual Act 1st will be classified as a Robbery;
d. Robbery/kidnapping will be classified as a Robbery. If any of the reported offenses are not one of the seven major felonies, the crime classification will be determined in the following order:
a. Sort by CATEGORY - Felony before misdemeanor before violation;
b. Sort by CLASSIFICATION - If all felonies: Select “A” before “B” before “C”, etc.
If all misdemeanors: Select “A” before “B” before “Unclassified”;
c. Sort by DEGREE - If all offenses are “B” felonies, select “1st degree” before
“2nd degree” before “3rd degree”, etc.
d. Sort by PENAL LAW ARTICLE AND SECTION - If all offenses are 2nd degree
“B” felonies, select Article 140, before Article 150, etc.

Question 2

207-01 what are 4 exceptions complaints not recorded pct of occ?

Answer 2

207-01 Answer: 1).Lost property – if unknown, record pct where discovered loss.

2) . Missing in NYC, pct of resident
3) . Overdue rental cars, either where rented or due
4) . Complaints from community of public morals, narcotics, organized crime get recorded by Investigative support Div. of OCCB.

Question 3

207-01 Found prop is not normally recorded on 61,but exceptions ?

Answer 3

207-01 Answer: Found Guns, controlled substance 2ounces or less ,marijuana 2 pounds or less all under circumstances require investigation

Question 4

207-01 who records 61 for found controlled substance >2 ounces n marijuana > 2 pounds ?

Answer 4

207-01 Answer: OCCB’s (Organized Crime Control Bureau) Investigative support Div.

Question 5

207-01 The OLCS will automatically assign a complaint number to each 61. Proper preparation of Complaint Reporting System forms requires that when space is insufficient to complete entries, additional forms will be prepared as follows:
a. Space is insufficient in the “Property” or “Details” areas of the 61.
For COMPLAINT REPORT WORKSHEETS only, when required to record additional victims, witnesses, vehicles, property, and/or perpetrators that do not fit in the captions on the worksheet, use another WORKSHEET and not the details area. DO NOT enter basic
information in details section but utilize appropriate captions on form(s). Use as many worksheets as is necessary (e.g., 10 victims then use 10 forms; 10 perpetrators then use 5 forms).
A SEPARATE 61 WILL BE PREPARED FOR:
a. EACH homicide victim (victim is complainant)
b. EACH perpetrator of a crime who is killed
c. EACH individual killed, seriously injured and likely to die, or critically injured as a result of a motor vehicle/bicycle collision
d. EACH victim of a sex offense
e. EACH victim of an assault EXCEPT if incidental to a sex offense or robbery
f. EACH additional person injured in an arson (assault by fire/explosive)A new 61 will be prepared and a separate serial number assigned to record Criminal Possession of Stolen Property when the person arrested is NOT charged with the original crime (e.g., burglary, larceny, grand larceny-auto, etc.).
In cases where more than two wanted or arrested persons are being reported on a
COMPLAINT FOLLOW-UP INFORMATIONAL (pink), another such form, not a SECOND SHEET, will be used.

Answer 5

207-01 Answer: any crime where crimes against victim continue n transported get recorded at initial loc. Except 3 . Homicide - recorded where it occurred, Rape1 n CSA1 - recorded where act initially took place.

Question 6

207-01 Juvenile Delinquents have 17 times get complaint report

Answer 6

207-01 guns unlawful poss under 16 , felonies , unlawful assembly , jostling , fraudulent accosting, issuing abortion articles, obscenity offenses, promoting or permitting prostitution, sex offenses, cpsp 5 ( not petit larceny) , poss burgs tools, escape 3, endangering welfare of child, drug offenses( not marijuana)

Question 7

207-01 what are the jurisdiction codes ?

Answer 7

207-01 pct 00, housing 02, transit 01

Question 8

207-01 what is rape 1, kidnapping 1?

Answer 8

207-01 answer: rape 1 force, physically helpless , less than 11, less than 13 n perp 18 or older.. Kidnapping 1 ransom , victim dies, hold more than 12 hours AND sex crime or PI, advance felony, terrorize, OGA.

Question 9

207-01 what is a homicide ?

Answer 9

207-01answer: homicide - causes death of person or unborn child w female pregnant more than 24 weeks .

Question 10

207-01 statutes from 125 homicides in a moving complaint question . what are the 4 statutes that are not homicides n do not cause complaint to move out pct of origination ?

Answer 10

207-01 Answer: vehicular manslaughter 1 n 2 , abortion 2, self abortion 2 .

Question 11

207-01 what are the 6 times for a separate 61 ?

Answer 11

207-01

1n2) .each homicide victim or perp,
3) .each DOA/SILD/CI(critically injured) in a motor vehicle or bicycle collision,
4) .each victim sex offense,
5) .each victim of assault except incidental to sex offense or robbery ,
6) .each additional person injured in arson(assault by fire/explosive) .

Question 12

207-07 what are the differences for reporting taxi robbery or attempt in 61 ?

Answer 12

207-07 taxi robbery or attempt from 207-01 report medallion in “offenses box” , n the taxi info in the “details” – However 207-07
If taxi n delivery truck robbery or attempt n homicide or attempt medallion, along w taxi info included in report.

Question 13

207-02 when no 61 required we use C instead of 61# on OLBS. What does C stand for?

Answer 13

207-02 answer: C is for 1st perp , C-1 for 2nd perp n so on.

Question 14

207-07 UNIFORMED MEMBER OF THE SERVICE

10. Promptly notify the desk officer, precinct of occurrence, from scene of incident in order to ensure response of appropriate unit in the following cases:
    a. MAJOR CASE SQUAD
    (1) Burglary or attempt of a bank or bank safe
    (2) Larceny by extortion or attempt, from a bank
    (3) Robbery or attempt of a bank and perpetrator not armed
    (simulated gun, threatening note, etc.)
    (4) Burglary of a truck contents over $100,000.00
    (5) Larceny of a truck contents over $100,000.00
    (6) Robbery of truck and contents by hijacking
    (7) All robberies in warehouse depots or similar locations where the object of the crime is a truck or its contents
    (8) All commercial burglaries in which the value of property stolen exceeds$100,000.00
    (9) Art theft.

Answer 14

207-07

b. JOINT BANK ROBBERY TASK FORCE – MAJOR CASE SQUAD
(1) All armed bank robberies.
c. HIGHWAY DISTRICT
(1) All motor vehicle/bicycle collisions which result in death, serious injury and likely to die, or critical injury to an individual.

Question 15

207-03 when voiding complaint reports what happens when finalized?

Answer 15

207-03 answer: re-classify as “void”using DD5 n do not re-use the #. NOTE: if not finalized re-use the # .

Question 16

207-04 if receiving complaint through mail cmd clerk just mail it to proper cmd. Do we make a copy?

Answer 16

207-04 answer: no , unless mail in of occb complaint; we would prepare 61 n photocopy before mailing.

Question 17

207-06 D/O notifies operations unit for 7 complaint incidents?

Answer 17

207-06 1). Home invasions

2) . Contraband weapon
3) . Counterfeit or forged US gov obligations
4) . Employee Dept.of health /or impersonating DOH
5) . Criminal impersonation of tax official - extortion/ bribery involving employee of DOF
6) . Involving prop of USPS or postal employees performing official duties
7) . Actual or suspected tampering consumer products.

Question 18

207-06. D/O notify units or agency direct for the following

Answer 18

207-06 . Malnourished/abused/neglected child under 18
•impersonating a PO
• Atm larceny/attempt - notify by email
•skimmer/recording of personal financial info - notify by email n phone.
•sex assault/ harassment of prisoner in our custody - notify by email.

Question 19

207-14 who calls IAB for PO impersonation robbery ?

Answer 19

207-14 Answer: Cop , not D/O

Question 20

207-07 who makes determination that 61 open or closed?

Answer 20

207-07 answer: UMOS unless vice or narcotics

Question 21

207-07 when to refer to Det.Squad ?

Answer 21

207-07 M.O. BRICK SIP

• M.O. Unique/unusual modus operandi.
• Burglary when person present, or property taken over 5k / over 10k in manhattan ,or gun or safe involved .
• Robbery n gun used or victim 60 yrs +
• Impersonation of law enforcement - call IAB n log #
• Community interest - may create unusual community/police interest
• Known perp
• SPI any offense
• Identity theft
• Pattern

Question 22

207-07 for referring to Det squad, there is 2 times for impersonating of PO when you refer a different unit n 1 Identity theft

Answer 22

207-07 Answer: Robbery while impersonation law enforcement - IAB/PIIU investigates.
Sex crime while impersonating law enforcement - SVU investigates PIIU assists.
Identity theft gets refer Financial Crimes Task Force when : 5k or more, pattern involving more than 1 NYPD pct, expertise/equipment/resources of FCTF most appropriate to investigate.

Question 23

207-07 major case gets reports of 3 Burglaries, 3 Robberies, 3 Larcenies .

Answer 23

Burglaries: bank or bank safe (attempts included) , Commercial n value more than 100k, Trucks contents more then 100k.
Larcenies: Bank extortion, Truck contents more than 100k, art theft.
Robberies: unarmed bank robbery/attempts (incl. simulated gun n threatening note), Hijack of truck n its contents, Depot/warehouse of truck or its contents

Question 24

207-07 the D/O notifies SVU, Highway , joint bank robbery task force - major case squad : when ?

Answer 24

207-07 answer: SVU :for all sex crimes n child abuse by parent/guardian,less than 11.
Highway: SILD/DOA/CI in 53(includes bikes)
Joint Bank Robb Task Force - major case squad: all armed bank robberies.

Question 25

207-07 if info required from parking violation bureau who prepares the 2 copies of official letterhead addressed to CO investigation review section.

Answer 25

207-07 Answer: the UMOS , however the CO will endorse n fwd both copies to IRS office of Chief of Dept. in sealed envelope marked Confidential.

Question 26

207-02 complaints not recorded on a complaint report?

Answer 26

Pick up arrest of PATT D PILL
Park regs. 
Admin/health codes.
Trespass-violation n 3
Theft of services
Dis con
Prostitution
Intox in public (other than alcohol)
Loitering for pros.(both girl/guy n pimp)
Loitering (except gambling)

Question 27

207-06 the D/O notify units/agency direct for Impersonating a PO . Note: PO on scene calls IAB not D/O.

Answer 27

207-06 Answer: D/O fwd copy of 61 in sealed envelope to IAB cmd center ,however do not refer for investigation unless directed by IAB cmd center supervisor.

Question 28

207-07 preliminary investigation 61 report other than vice/narcotics the UMOS determines need for a specialist or investigation n if any doubts, call D/O or P/S. who decides if case Open or close?

Answer 28

207-07 Answer: UMOS

Question 29

207-23 sgt will conduct the search but not always:
if missing is 9yrs or younger, then the Captain conducts search . NOTE: Cpt always direct , coordinate n control search no matter if it is an instance where the Sgt. is to CONDUCT the search.

Answer 29

207-23 Who in not missing?
Answer: Non-city res- refer complaint to home town cops however , temporary res (hotel/rooming house) is considered missing.
•wanted for crimes or warrants
•18 or older who left home voluntary due to domestic, financial or similar reason.

Question 30

207-23 MISSING PERSON - Person missing from a NYC RESIDENCE and:

a. 17 years of age or younger; or
b. Cognitively impaired/developmentally disabled or disabled to the extent that hospitalization may be required or not capable of self-care or clear communication; or
c. 65 years of age or older; or
d. Possible victim of drowning; or
e. Indicated an intention of committing suicide; or
f. Missing under circumstances indicating unaccountable or involuntary disappearance.

SPECIAL CATEGORY MISSING PERSON – Person missing from a NYC RESIDENCE and:
a. 15 years of age or younger; or
b. Cognitively impaired/developmentally disabled or disabled to the extent that hospitalization may be required or not capable of self-care or clear communication; or
c. 65 years of age or older; or
d. Possible victim of drowning; or
e. Unique/unusual case; or
f. Indicated an intention of committing suicide; or
g. Missing under circumstances indicating unaccountable or involuntary disappearance.
COMPLAINANT – For the purpose of this procedure, the complainant is not limited to a member of the family, but could be another person (such as a legal or temporary guardian, a representative of the Department of Ed, a hospital administrator, a roommate, a home care attendant, etc.) who may be reasonably expected to know whether or not the person is actually missing.
UMOS
Upon receiving a complaint of a missing person:
1. Respond to the scene, interview complainant and obtain as much background information as possible for report preparation: also
o. Whether missing person has Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, or is taking medication for Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, and is enrolled with the MedicAlert + Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return program, as appropriate
(1) If so, determine whether the missing person was wearing a MedicAlert + Safe Return bracelet or necklace and request that complainant provide the Safe Return identification number
(a) If the identification number is unknown, contact the
MedicAlert + Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return program at 1-800-625-3780 to obtain the number and any other information the Association has on the missing person (e.g., medical condition(s), list of medication(s), emergency contact information, recent photograph)
s. Whether missing person is registered with Operation Safe Child
(1) If so, obtain missing person’s information from the Safe Child Card when available.

Answer 30

207-23 UMOS (continued)
Conduct an immediate search of the building or structure to verify that such person is missing when a person 65 years of age and older, or a child 9 years of age or younger, or a cognitively impaired/developmentally disabled person is missing from a hospital, institution or any building, PRIOR TO INITIATING ANY OTHER ACTION. AN INITIAL SEARCH OF THE BUILDING WILL BE CONDUCTED TO VERIFY THAT SUCH PERSON IS ACTUALLY MISSING.
3. Request patrol supervisor to respond.
4. Notify desk officer of details.

DESK OFFICER, PRECINCT/ PSA/TRANSIT DISTRICT OF OCCURRENCE

5. Check Department records to determine if missing person has been the subject of police action.
   a. Query Department databases to obtain prior law enforcement contacts with the missing person, as necessary.
   b. Notify Incident Notification Response Unit (INRU) and request a name and address check be completed for the missing person, in addition to the above database checks.
6. Notify desk officer, precinct/PSA of residence, to conduct a search of missing person’s residence.
   a. In these instances, the desk officer, precinct/PSA/transit district of occurrence, shall be notified of the search results.
7. Ascertain if Missing Persons Squad has any information on the missing person by requesting a records search.
   a. Missing Persons Squad is available from 0600 hours until 2400 hours. During all other times, contact Real Time Crime Center.
8. Notify detective squad(s), command(s) concerned.
9. Direct the immediate preparation of MISSING/UNIDENTIFIED PERSON REPORT (PD336-151).
   a. Ensure that any information relating to a missing person registered with the MedicAlert + Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return program is included in the MISSING/UNIDENTIFIED PERSON REPORT under caption, “Remarks/Other Pertinent Information” (see step “1,” subdivision “o”).

NOTE: The Missing Persons Squad cannot process a MISSING/UNIDENTIFIED PERSON REPORT unless ALL captions are filled out. MOS are to contact Missing Persons Squad or/ Nightwatch for assistance in the event info is unknown or not available.

10. Direct the immediate preparation of a 61 (PD313-152A).
    a. Ensure that same complaint number is used for both MISSING/UNIDENTIFIED PERSON REPORT and 61. 11. Have JUVENILE REPORT SYSTEM WORKSHEET (PD377-159A) prepared, if missing person is at least 7 but less than 16 years of age.

Question 31

207-23 when we have a missing the D/O of occurrence has to check Dept records query database for prior law enforcement contact n notify incident notification response unit n request name n address check. D/O also has to do 4 notifications ?

Answer 31

207-23 Answer: D/O has to open cmd post Log at desk n notify :
•operations unit
•CO/XO/Duty Cpt( also at resident pct/psa)
•PDS to respond n assist in search( if unavailable ,notify detective borough dispatcher)
•Missing persons squad.

Question 32

207-23 P/S (pct/psa/td of occurrence) request dispatcher to broadcast description of missing to members on patrol. Who does P/S coordinate search w/?

Answer 32

207-23 Answer: CD dot COM
Cpt n D/O both occur n res if different. Communications, Operations, Missing persons squad -upon completion of search get MPS serial # .

Question 33

207-23 3 reports : missing, 61 , juvenile rpt (if 7-15) all get made even if found prior to. Assigned det closes case in ECMS n rpt ls filed at cmd. Only 2 of the 3 rpts get signed off by D/O of occurrence?

Answer 33

207-23 Answer: Missing n Juvenile rpt(juvy rpt gets Pct/psa # first) NOTE: However, Complaint rpt is immediately reviewed n finalized w/in 2hrs by D/O of residence, Because all complaints of missing NYC residents are recorded at res pct.

Question 34

207-11 To investigate, record and transmit alarms for stolen vehicles.
SCOPE A complainant, present at a precinct stationhouse, PSA, transit district or other Department facility to report a stolen vehicle, will be transported by Department vehicle to the place of occurrence, or be requested to await the arrival of uniformed member(s) of the service at the location where the crime occurred. The assigned uniformed member of the service will then conduct a preliminary investigation at the scene and enter the results under the “DETAILS”section of the 61

PROCEDURE When a complaint of a stolen vehicle is received:
UMOS
1. Respond to scene and conduct preliminary investigation.
NOTE NO REPORTS OF GRAND LARCENY AUTO WILL BE TAKEN OR ACCEPTED OVER
THE TELEPHONE. Any complainants who come into a command to report their vehicle
stolen will either be asked to go to the place of occurrence, if feasible, or be transported to the location of reported theft/loss by an available RMP team in order to conduct a preliminary canvass/investigation at the scene. In addition, owner/complainants will be informed that if they recover their own vehicle, they must immediately notify the nearest Police Department
facility, so the stolen vehicle alarm(s) can be cancelled. Crime classification will be Grand Larceny Auto unless owner/complainant or other evidence indicates auto (as defined in Section 125, Vehicle and Traffic Law) is valued at $100.00 or less, or if motorcycle (as defined in Section 123, Vehicle and Traffic Law) is valued at $1,000 or less.
2. Give complainant copy of VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT (PD371-082) and VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION (PD371-083) to prepare and sign.
3. Prepare REPORT and DEPOSITION, if complainant has a language barrier or other handicap, and have complainant sign both.
a. If complainant refuses to prepare REPORT and/or DEPOSITION or sign REPORT and/or DEPOSITION, note fact on face of REPORT/DEPOSITION and sign.

NOTE A refusal by the complainant to prepare a VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY
INVESTIGATION REPORT and/or VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION
does not preclude the requirement to prepare a COMPLAINT REPORT WORKSHEET
and COMPLAINT REPORT (PD313-152) and to get an OLCS complaint number for such report.

Answer 34

207-11 COMMAND CLERK
Prepare 61 WORKSHEET, when required.

NOTE Under no circumstances will the complainant be given a copy of the VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT or VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING
DEPOSITION.
IF COMPLAINANT APPEARS AT STATION HOUSE TO REPORT AN AUTO LARCENY AND NO UNIFORMED MEMBER OF THE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO TAKE REPORT:

DESK OFFICER

7. Comply with steps 2 through 6, and corresponding NOTES, above.
8. Assign command clerk to assist complainant in preparing VEHICLE
   THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT and/or VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION, as necessary.
   a. Act as reviewing officer by signing completed VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT and VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION.

NOTE If complainant refuses to prepare VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY
INVESTIGATION REPORT and/or VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION,
desk officer will sign form as witness.

UMOS

9. Attach VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT and VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION to 61 WORKSHEET.
10. Have alarm transmitted through the FINEST System and provide the following information:
    a. Rank, name, command and tax registry number
    b. Date, time and place of occurrence
    c. Complaint number from OLCS
    d. Type of complaint (Grand Larceny Unauthorized Use etc.)
    e. Make, year, model, style, color of vehicle
    f. Registration plate numbers
    g. State of registration and expiration date of plates
    h. Type of plate (passenger, commercial, dealer, etc.)
    i. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
    j. Name, address and telephone number of registered owner
    k. Name and address of insurance company and policy number, if available
    l. Other information that might aid in vehicle’s recovery.

NOTE DO NOT sign off from FINEST System until acknowledgement is received from NYSPIN. Printed (hard) copy of NYSPIN acknowledgement will be attached to 61.
11. CLOSE case EXCEPT if vehicle was used in the commission of a crime or other condition indicates that further investigation is necessary.

NOTE Institute a telephone notification to the Stolen Property Inquiry Section for the
transmittal of all Felony Vehicle Alarms.
12. Refer COMPLAINT REPORT, with a copy of VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT and VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION, to detective squad concerned if case remains open.

DESK OFFICER

13. Direct a standard NYSPIN inquiry be made via FINEST, by plate or VIN number, to verify that an alarm has been transmitted.
    a. Ensure that printed (hard) copy of NYSPIN alarm is accurate and attached to 61.
14. Direct command clerk to prepare COMPLAINT REPORT utilizing OLCS.
    a. Ensure that original copy of VEHICLE THEFT PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT and VEHICLE THEFT SUPPORTING DEPOSITION is attached to precinct
    file copy of 61 WORKSHEET.

Question 35

207-11 for a car worth $100or less/motorcycle 1000 or less stolen = not GLA, if GLA the D/O will ensure copies of 2 forms fwd to sqd for review n further investigation if nec?

Answer 35

207-11 Answer: GLA 61 n VTPIR NOTE: VTSD does not go to squad

Question 36

207-10 for bias incidents, Crime Prevention Officer prepare 49 to CO of Hate Crime Task Force w/in 10 days of occurrence if?

Answer 36

207-10 Answer: occurred at sensitive loc or religious institution . NOTE : pct where no CPO ,then SOL will do 49.

Question 37

207-19 theft from dept locker/or attempts. D/O notifies ?

Answer 37

207-19 CO/ Duty Cpt, n IAB ,NOTE: 219-20 Loss/Theft of Dept. Property . D/O notify CO n Ops Coordinator

Question 38

207-29 Field rpt (housing ) pct cops takes field rpt n gets# by ?

Answer 38

207-29 Answer: calling Command Clerk at PSA

Question 39

207-31 TS op will refer CCRB complaints to D/O . Transient complainant gets COD# , ask them to stay n call investigating supervisor ?

Answer 39

207-31 Answer : SIP ( SOL, ICO, Platoon cmdr) NOTE: CCRB over phone , UMOS make rpt handwrite as if complainant made it, DON’T give Statistical Summary sheet to complainant .

Question 40

207-23 Missing juv in housing , sgt conducting search call MPS n get # AFTER search completed. Pct D/O notify PSA D/O . 16 yr old runaway :

Answer 40

207-23 Answer: we do take the rpt, but do not conduct immediate search.

Question 41

207-20 Computer Complaints UMOS notify Computer Crime Squad M-F 0600-2000 for seizures or Arrest involving computers . For after hours notify ?

Answer 41

207-20 Answer: Chief of Detectives

Question 42

207-17 Contraband Weapons, UMOS gun collars D/O notify Joint Terrorist Task Force. Notify Operations if ?

Answer 42

207-17 Answer: Rifle w barrel less than 16 inches, Shotguns w barrels less than 18 inches , any of two w overall length less than 26 inches, Any fully automatics ,Any un-coventional weapon capable of firing a shot, destructive device, pistols w shoulder stocks, any muffling or silencing device designed for use w firearm. .

Question 43

207-16 Overdue Rental Vehicles UMOS Always take 61 whether fraud or not. Fraud = Auto Larceny (follow 207-11 VTPIR n VTSD), No Fraud = ?

Answer 43

207-16 Answer: Unauthorized Use Of Vehicle n pct of occur could be where rented or scheduled return . Refer to PDS to determine if it will support criminal action .

Question 44

207-08 CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
A complaint involving child pornography (photos, movies, computer images, etc.) will be referred to the Vice Enforcement Coordinator’s Major Case Team for investigation. The Vice Enforcement Coordinator will also investigate complaints involving other forms of sexual exploitation of children, including minors employed by peep shows, topless clubs, lap dancing clubs or escort services. Additionally, a telephone
notification will be made to the Organized Crime Control Bureau, Field Operations
Desk (FOD) twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week when child pornography is
found or an arrest is made for any violation of Penal Law Article 263

Answer 44

THREE CARD MONTE GAMES
Precinct/Transit Bureau/Police Service Area commanders, when conditions warrant, will designate members of their commands assigned to duty in civilian clothes, i.e., conditions, plainclothes, and/or anti-crime units, to respond to complaints of “three card monte” games. The Commanding Officer, Communications Section, will direct that all complaints of “three card monte” games received at 911 be referred by the 911 Operator, directly to the telephone switchboard operator, precinct/transit district/police service area of occurrence. The telephone switchboard operator will enter the information in the TELEPHONE DISPATCH LOG (PD112-143) and notify appropriate personnel at precinct/transit district/police service area concerned.
In those instances in which no civilian clothed members are on duty AND/OR when
some condition exists in conjunction with the “three card monte” game which requires
immediate police response, i.e., assault in progress, etc., a marked radio motor patrol
unit may be dispatched to the scene by the 911 Operator or the telephone switchboard
operator, as appropriate

Question 45

207-09 Follow up investigations on 61 already recorded.

PURPOSE To report additional information concerning a previously recorded complaint.PROCEDURE Upon receiving additional information concerning a reported complaint after the 61 has been FINALIZED in the OLCS:

MEMBER OF THE SERVICE

1. Prepare Omniform Complaint Revision ONLY when additional information falls into any of the following categories:
   a. Crime classification change, e.g., assault to homicide.
   b. Information which will amend the previously recorded P.D. code (crime sub-classification), e.g., time of day for a burglary.
   c. Case clearance, i.e., initial arrest only, exceptional clearances, unfounded.
   d. Voiding a complaint after finalization in the OLCS.
   e. Recovered property not previously reported.
   f. Additional stolen property not previously reported.
   g. Serial numbers obtained for property previously reported.
   h. Dead human is identified and property has been invoiced to the Property Clerk or Public Administrator.

Answer 45

As with COMPLAINT REPORTS, proper recording of property values on an Omniform Complaint Revision is essential for accurate entry into the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) System. Values must be properly consolidated in the “Value Stolen” and “Value Recovered” columns of the Property Summary Section. In addition, the person preparing the report must examine previous reports related to the complaint (i.e., 61, previously prepared Omniform Complaint Revisions to ensure that property values are not being reported more than once. Only additional information with respect to property values are to be recorded. Arrests or other information concerning a complaint received BEFORE the original 61 is finalized will be entered on the original 61.