Chapter 5 covers Habits That Make for Speedy Writing. Remember, if the who of a report is not clear, the report will not stand up. For this week's discussion, describe your car as if you were reporting a theft. Be sure to include less obvious points such as dents, bumper stickers, and cracks in the windshield. If a light blue car was taken at night, might it look white under that condition? Where and when was it taken? If you do not have a car, describe a family or friend's car. I am looking for detailed descriptions. Also, explain why you think descriptions in police reports are important. Why is it important to describe your suspect, rather than just saying he's a male adult? response. should be 350. words
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TEXTBOOK
Miller, Larry & Whitehead, John. Report Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals, 6th Edition.