Power To Arrest Training Manual - Nov 2005 Edition

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POWER TO ARREST TRAINING MANUAL

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(Revised 11/05)

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PART C

OBSERVATION AND REPORT WRITING

STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! In a sense guards are paid observers. As a guard your role is

PREVENTION. When an offense has been committed, it is your responsibility to OBSERVE and

REPORT. You may be required to:

�� Report to the police

�� Write a report for your company

�� Testify as to what you saw, heard and did

FACT vs. CONCLUSION. You will need to know the difference between a fact and conclusion.

�� A FACT is what has actually happened, or is known to be true.

�� A CONCLUSION is a judgement or opinion formed as a result of the facts.

Peace officers and your employer are interested only in the FACTS. With proper facts, they can

reach their own conclusions. For example:

FACT: As I came around the corner, I saw two men kneeling at the door. One

was holding a crowbar. The door had markings around the lock.

CONCLUSION: The men are burglars.

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