Complain to his superiors, or the Internal Affairs Division of his department (if it has one) - if it results in a criminal prosecution then tell the prosecutor. If all else fails contact your local newspaper. BUT!!! You'd better have good proof of what you are saying or you could be charged with the criminal offense of making a "False Report to the Police," or the officer could sue you for 'defamation.'
A security officers is not suppose to observe and report. The security officer should call the police.If a security officers sees a incident he is to call the police. He should not observe or report until the police get there.
Every company usually has a designated health and safety officer. If you have a concern, you should report it to them. If you have no health and safety officer, you should report it to your immediate superior.
A police officer should show his badge when he approaches you. If the badge is not visible, ask to see it. If you ask for the badge number, the officer should give it to you. If the officer refuses, you should report it to the police department.
Police officers never lie.
it should be on the report somewhere around the drivers information.....if it is in code, then you should've received a copy of the key to the code if not contact the police dept .... or the officer directly.....who wrote the report
The Accident report should provide vivid description of the incident with timing, location along with a handwritten sketch,corroborating with the Police Report and Surveyor's Report.
Go to your nearest barracks and give them as much information as you can about the incident (date - location - type of incident - who was involved - etc) they should be able to supply you a public record copy of their report (if one was taken) - it will probably cost you a nominal amount of money to pay for the administrative costs.
Use direct quotes from the witness.
You have no options if you did not report the incident. You should have immediately called the police or gone to the emergency room.
The employee involved in the incident includes all the necessary information in an incident report. He should report it to his supervisor or immediate superior right away.
The employee involved in the incident includes all the necessary information in an incident report. He should report it to his supervisor or immediate superior right away.
While the drug dealer is a criminal, he is also a citizen reporting a crime. The officer to whom this crime is reported should treat it exactly the same as any other crime report. The fact that the thief is allegedly a police colleague should make no difference. The proper investigation of the alleged theft will either exonerate the officer or come up with evidence that may lead to a prosecution. For the police officer NOT to act properly on the report would mean that the police officer to whom the crime was reported was breaking the law.