GENERAL SUB INCIDENT REPORT

Question 1

L1

Answer 1

incident report

-includes a case progress narrative

Question 2

L2A

Answer 2

GENERAL SUB INCIDENT

offences against the person

• assault
• armed robbery

Question 3

L2B

Answer 3

GENERAL SUB INCIDENT

offence against property or statute

• theft, burglary, criminal damage where offender is arrested
• Possess DOD, breach intervention order, false report to police
• statute entered where there is no clear victim

Question 4

L24

Answer 4

GENERAL SUB INCIDENT

multiple incident report

-where suspect is processed & sub-incidents not already on leap & 3 or more principal victims

Question 5

L8

Answer 5

other names

• details of persons assisting with enquiries, witnesses, secondary victim (but not suspect), reporting person.
• list only those who are or might be critical to case.
• otherwise mention in narrative in L1

Question 6

L10

Answer 6

physical description of unknown offender or missing person

Question 7

L12

Answer 7

persons whereabouts desired

-if suspect known but can not be located

Question 8

L9

Answer 8

property

-items stolen or seized. To be returned if found

Question 9

L15

Answer 9

Drug report

-details of drugs seized as part of the crime/charge

Question 10

L14B

Answer 10

Antecedents

• submitted after offender is interviewed and/or charged
• for recording miscellaneous information about the offender

Question 11

what does LEDR stand for

what is it used for

what is the process of getting it mopf

Answer 11

Leap Electronic Data Recorder

allows mopf record crime incidents directly rather than filling in leap forms. generally taken on watch house duties or an attending member.

mainly reports cold property crimes where offender is no longer at the scene.

• criminal & wilful damage
• burglary
• theft from a motor car
• theft
• theft of bicycle

1) Mopf completes ledr computerised report. Ledr will automatically notify local crime desk.
2) local crime desk will review electronic report, decide what action is needed & then forward the details to CDEB.
3) information then available to all mopf.

Question 12

what does LEAP stand for

what is it used for

what is the process to getting it to mopf

Answer 12

Law enforcement assistance program

mainly for reports of crimes against the person or crimes against statute

• assault
• robberies
• deception
• missing person - phone details to CDEB asap
• family violence
• theft of MV - phone details to CDEB asap
• sexual offences
• possess use drug of dependence

1) completed leap forms checked by sergeant
2) checked forms faxed to CDEB
3) CDEB enters data on leap
4) info then available to all mopf