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Tips for Successful Gang Prosecutions

April 12, 2012

Police officers must have a pristine file, a file that if read by anyone gives all of the information the prosecutor needs.

Put It in Writing

April 12, 2012

Your written product is often the single most tangible evidence of the work that you do, and if your readership falls off, it will result in unfiled cases, lackluster evaluations, and a generally all-around crappy reputation among your co-workers.

The Generic Report

July 1, 2002

It got to the point where I had memorized a short speech in which I slowly explained to the confused citizen that the police officer's job was basically finding someone to arrest, arresting them, and then taking them to jail.

The Dreaded Report: We Must Do it, So Why Not Get it Write?

March 1, 2000

"We're not report takers. We're the police."

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