REPORT WRITING FORMAT OF CLA (HOW TO WRITE A GOOD REPORT OF CLA)

Here i post a complete version of CLA including report. Please try to follow it and try to follow how you can write report from the reading, audio and conversation.
SAAT/AMS EXAM 2017.

Full and final reporting writing format of above CLA

Source: Prepare by Mr. Golam Rosul, Bangladesh Police

Short forms use for report writing,

The following Short forms use for report writing...........

UNPOL-United Nations Police

MB- Mercedes Benz,
TT- Toyota,
Z- Zastava,
NN- Nissan,
JP- Jeep,
Mbs- Microbus,
Bs- Bus,
LRV- Land Rover,
LCR- Land Cruiser,
HC- Helicopter,
TK- Tank,
DHOR- Date and Hour of reporting,
P.O- Place of occurrence,
DOB- date of birth,
ADD- address,
GR- Grid Reference,

WH- white,
BLK- black,
RD- Red,
BL- Blue,
MR- Maroon,
YL-Yellow,

SA- Saturday,
SU- Sunday,
MO- Monday,
TU- Tuesday,
WE- Wednesday,
TH- Thursday,
FR- Friday,

1- January,
2- February,
3- March,
4- April,
5- May,
6- June,
7- July,
8- August,
9- September,
10- October,
11- November,
12- December,

UNPKF- United Nations Peace Keeping Force,
FPU- Formed Police Unit,
SPU- Special Police Unit,

SC- Station Commander,
LP- Local Police,
PP- Patrol Police,
PS- Police station,
DO- Duty officer,

NEW UN PEACEKEEPING SAAT EXAM 2017-2018

NEW UN PEACEKEEPING SAAT EXAM 2017-2018

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REPORT WRITING AND SAMPLE REPORT

Basic Principles of Report Writing

1. Write in third person – Example He stated that the patrol arrived at the scene at 1000 hours on Wednesday 22 may 2011

2. Capital letters can be used for names and places

3. Time: 24 Hours system

4. Time and date – Example Time, Date, Year

5. At 2100 hrs, on Sunday 15th Oct. 2000

6. Report should be brief, complete and clear. It should not like a story.

KEY POINTS FOR REPORT WRITING

Title of incident

1. Type of crime/incident

2. Time and Date

3. Place/Location

4. Consequence: injuries, Loss of life or property

5. Crime Reported by

Body of the report Crime details

6. As per/according to/ a I heard the audio scrip, on above mentioned/ on the noted, date, time and place

7. Type of crime/ incident

8. Crime details

9. How it happened/ Scene of the spot

10. Weapons used

11. Verbal Threats

12. Vehicle used

13. Suspect’s detail: - age, dressing, body structure, language spoken

14. How and where did they go afterward?

15. Proofs/evidence found

16. Victims details

17. Witness

18. Suspects arrested

19. Local Police and response

20. Involvement of UNPOL

Conclusion /Closing

21. Revised Consequence dead injury/ lost of property

22. Total Value of the property lost

23. Victim condition (How / where is he)

24. Causes or reason of crime

25. Assurance from the UNPOL, and further investigation

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