TV T Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Report Writing in Law Enforcement (PFPR 130) questioning. Officer PARAMESWARAN stays with the children in the living room area while you ask Paul to accompany you to the kitchen area. You ask Paul what happened. He tells you that his and Tina's youngest child, Cody, has been sick for three weeks and that Cody has been crying non-stop. Paul works shift work and needs to sleep during the days. Tina is a stay-at-home mom who is responsible for taking care of the children. Due to Cody being sick, a lot of the housework that Tina is usually responsible for has not been completed. You notice that there are dirty dishes all over the kitchen counter, spoiled food on the table and bags of garbage piled into the corner. "I may have lost my cool," he says. Officer D'ISRAEL returns from the bedroom with Tina. D'ISRAEL says that Paul got angry with his child over the constant crying and slapped the child across the face to quiet him. Tina also mentioned that Paul usually gets angry at the children when they are loud, but he has never hit any of them until today. You and Officer D'ISRAEL return tell Paul to stay where he is and return to the living room to talk to Officer PARAMESWARAN. Officer PARAMESWARAN mentions that the older children appear to be shy, but otherwise healthy. Aiden and Gordon (the older children) mention that their dad often yells at them for being loud when their dad is trying to sleep. Officer PARAMESWARAN mentions that the youngest child, Cody, is covered in bruises in areas that he feels are not typical for a three-year-old. Yourself and the two other officers converse, and decide what you will do next. The Apartment Bathroom Maste Kitche Bedroo m MacBook Air DII D 20 888 FB ES F6 F2 F3 F4 ? & 9 # 6 8 4 5EE T Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Report Writing in Law Enforcement (PFPR 130) This assignment has three separate components to it. You will be creating notebook entries, a General Occurrence Report and Written Supplementary reports for the above-described scenario. 1. Using appropriate guidelines create Notebook entries for the above-mentioned scenario (see textbook pages 241- 244 & 250 - 254 for guidelines). Your Notebook entries must be typed and follow proper guidelines. Notebook Create notebook entries on a word document. Your notebook entries will be marked on proper rules/guidelines, accuracy, importance and relevance (as taught by Professor Page). 2. Based on your notes, write a General Occurrence Report (GOR) for the scenario. Your GOR should have a cover page, and a narrative. GOR (example on pgs. 282-287 & 288 - 292). GOR will be marked on the following: Proper headings (see chapter 12) Written in past tense Written in active voice Uses proper details Written in complete sentences Follows correct grammar and spelling 3. Write Supplementary Reports necessary for this scenario (e.g. interview witness, victim, complainant, and suspect). Your Supplementary report should have a narrative. Supplementary Report (pg. 228-229 & 234-236). The Supplementary will be marked on the following: Proper headings Precise details MacBook Air DD DII 20 888 F8 F4 F5 F6 F7T Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Report Writing in Law Enforcement (PFPR 130) Narrative structure (events leading up to incidents, events during incident, and events after incident) Required signatures (witness, officer/s) Notations (time begin, time ended, location, and person present) Witness Statement (example on pg. 334-335) Conventional heading (witness name will say) Recounting of events Written in first person Personal information about the witness (help establish credibility) How To Create This Package All of the elements of this assignment should be incorporated into one package or document. This can be a Word document or a PDF file. Other universal file formats may be accepted (this does not include .pages files). The final report should include: APA title page Complete notebook entries completed as per guidelines GOR Cover page and a narrative Supplementary report Witness Statement Please note: You will have to assume some additional information to complete your reports. ie. Make up / add additional content to make this assignment work. Be creative and have some fun! Should you require any additional information please contact me MacBook AirT Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Report Writing in Law Enforcement (PFPR 130) Scenario You started your shift at 2100 hours on Wednesday October 6, 2022. You are a Police Constable ORANGE. You were dispatched to Apt. 102 at 300 S. Parker Road at 2130 on Wednesday October 6th regarding loud shouting and arguing coming from inside the house (domestic disturbance). A neighbour called the police to report a disturbance. You arrive, park near the lobby, and look for the apartment. While looking for the apartment, you are met by Ferdinand MARTINEZ (neighbour) who advises you that the couple who live in Apt. 102 are always yelling at their youngest child and that he believes the parents are abusive to their youngest (approximately two years old). However, MARTINEZ has not seen them being physical with the child. Ferdinand advises that he does not believe they have any pets, but do have two older children, ages six and nine. You advise Ferdinand to go back into his apartment and that you would speak to him afterwards. Once you find the apartment, you ring the bell. A man's voice shouts, "Shut up and leave us alone." You ring again and announce that you are a police officer. A man, Paul RUGBY, opens the door. You advise him of the call for the arguing and ask to come in and he complies. He lets you in, and states he is the husband and lives with his wife Tina RUGBY and their three children, Aiden (aged nine), Gordon (aged six) and Cody (aged three). Upon entering the apartment, you are standing in a hallway looking into the living room. You see a woman who is sitting on the sofa, staring at the floor. A young child, approximately three- year-old, is laying on the floor and appears to have been crying. There is a red mark across the child's face. Paul RUGBY is very apologetic and says nothing is wrong. You ask the woman, Tina RUGBY, if everything is alright. She nods. Two other children emerge from a door located to your right. They appear to be frightened, but otherwise in good health. You ask the children to stay in the room so that you can talk to everyone in the family about what is going on. The adult male repeats that nothing is wrong and orders you to leave. He says you are trespassing MacBook AirT Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Apt. 102 are always yelling at their youngest child and that he believes the parents are abusive to their youngest (approximately two years old). However, MARTINEZ has not seen them being physical with the child. Ferdinand advises that he does not believe they have any pets, but do have two older children, ages six and nine. You advise Ferdinand to go back into his apartment and that you would speak to him afterwards. Once you find the apartment, you ring the bell. A man's voice shouts, "Shut up and leave us alone." You ring again and announce that you are a police officer. A man, Paul RUGBY, opens the door. You advise him of the call for the arguing and ask to come in and he complies. He lets you in, and states he is the husband and lives with his wife Tina RUGBY and their three children, Aiden (aged nine), Gordon (aged six) and Cody (aged three). Upon entering the apartment, you are standing in a hallway looking into the living room. You see a woman who is sitting on the sofa, staring at the floor. A young child, approximately three- year-old, is laying on the floor and appears to have been crying. There is a red mark across the child's face. Paul RUGBY is very apologetic and says nothing is wrong. You ask the woman, Tina RUGBY, if everything is alright. She nods. Two other children emerge from a door located to your right. They appear to be frightened, but otherwise in good health. You ask the children to stay in the room so that you can talk to everyone in the family about what is going on. The adult male repeats that nothing is wrong and orders you to leave. He says you are trespassing and he will call an attorney. You immediately call for a backup and do nothing further until another uniformed officer arrives. Centennial College Page 1 Report Writing in Law Enforcement (PFPR 130) Eight minutes later, Officers Mujeeb PARAMESWARAN (Badge #10023) and Lourdes D'ISRAEL (Badge #45632) arrive. Officer D'ISRAEL takes Tina into the Master bedroom for