Police Department Policy

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Tustin PD

Policy Text
CATEGORY DATE ADOPTED LAST REVIEW NEXT REVIEW 4 01/24/2011 11/01/201 7 11/01/201 9 TUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES SS510 - Records Distribution 1 SS510 RECORDS DISTRIBUTION SS510.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The purpose of this procedure is to establish guidelines for distributing records. SS510.1.2 ACCREDITATION STANDARDS This procedure pertains to the following CALEA Standards: 61.3.1, 82.1.1, 82.2.4 This procedure pertains to the following General Order(s): 806 SS510.2 PROCEDURE Distribution or routing of police reports is a vital function of the Records Unit. The following is a guideli ne for the distribution of standard police documents. REPORT DISTRIBUTION Adult Arrests (Citation/Bookings) Orange County District Attorney Child Abuse Reports (CAR) Social Services City Property Damage City of Tustin Field Services/City Risk Manager Court Order Violation (Custody) Orange District Attorney Family Violence Unit Death Orange County Coroner Driving Under the Influence Department of Motor Vehicles Graffiti City of Tustin Field Services Juvenile Arrests Orange County Juvenile Probation Misdemeanor Tustin City Code Violation City Attorney Towed Vehicle Traffic Unit Traffic Collision/Traffic Collision with damage to City property California Highway Patrol/City of Tustin Engineering Department / Field Services/ HR Risk Manager All reports , with the exception of reports related to traffic events , are routed to the General Investigations Unit for case assignment and additional distribution if necessary. Each Police Support Specialist will complete an entry in the Share point system for each report processed. Below is an example of the Sharepoint screen and completed as follows: CATEGORY DATE ADOPTED LAST REVIEW NEXT REVIEW 4 01/24/2011 11/01/201 7 11/01/201 9 TUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES SS510 - Records Distribution 2 a. CR# is the case report number. Record processed report number here. b. Indicate whether the report is an ORIGINAL (ORIG) or SUPPLEMENTAL (SUPP). c. Indicate all units where the report will be routed, i.e. INVESTIGATIONS (INV), GRADE or TRAFFIC (TRAFF). 1) Investigations is the unit mainly routed to . 2) GANG is marked when requested by an Officer or if the ‘Gang Involvement’ box is checked on the report. 3) TRAFF is marked when a report contains only vehicle code violation s. d. Indicate what type of crime or incident occurred. These may be defined by code sections, i.e., PC 211 or type of incident, i.e., Missing Person. e. The respective unit Sergeant (i.e. GI, GRADE , or Traffic) will complete the case assignment of the report . Records personnel should always review the tan Report Tracking form that accompanies each report to ensure addition al routing is completed .

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