Can police officers copy each others reports to make them match and seem consistent?
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Usually, a police report is written by the officer in charge on the scene, or the patrol leader who predominantly handled the incident (because he or she should have the most information). A police report is supposed to be a first hand account of what happened on the scene. If a police officer if copying what another officer describes as a witnessed account, he should note that the account is what was relayed by that officer. If the officer copies a report and then says it is what he witnessed, when he in fact did not witness it, that is illegal.
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Being that they are all corrupt. I believe they do whether they can or cant.
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