Force Orders 1936

X 22nd December, 1936. CIRCIII, TE D TO AIL RANKE CF THE C} SHIFE C0 T5TA13UIl.RY. R E P 0 R T S. A report by a Constable on a crime, or any a ter which is the subject of enqulry should outline briefly the circumstancesof the case, and include such matters which are not the subject of evidence. A report should not embody the statement of any person interviewed,such a statementshould be attached to the report, signed and witnessed in the usual canner. The evidencewhich the Constablemaking the report is ab1e to give, should be attachedto the report as a statement,and not embodied in the report. In other words copies of all state ents taken should be attached to the report and not embodied in it. The statement should be in the actual words used by the witness. . A report should be set out in sequence or in other words chronologicalexactitudeshould be obsarved - anflthe sanieapplies to the statements. , �