It was confirmed by the police who attended the CVCBD meeting on Tuesday
evening:
EVERYTHING has to have a report. Otherwise, it did not happen, as far
as statistics and resource allocation are concerned. If the officer
does not want to write a report, get his name. If you do not get a paper
rep
I would add that anyone unsatisfied with your experience with an individualpolice officer should tell the officer that you insist that the officer's shiftsupervisor come to your home. Given a choice between completing the
report or calling a supervisor, most officers will file the report.
John>
what is the major's phone #? judy
On Oct 19, 2006, at 10:01 AM, Linda Forlifer wrote:
> It was confirmed by the police who attended the CVCBD meeting on
> Tuesday
> evening:
>
> EVERYTHING has to have a report. Otherwise, it did not happen, as far
> as statistics and resource allocation a
Hi Judy,
I don't know; that suggestion came from Odette, reporting on the CVCBD
meeting after I had to leave. John's suggestion to tell the officer you
want to see his shift supervisor is probably more immediately
effective.
I was under the impression that you attend the Northern District police
Hello all,
You know how the benefit district handed out refrigerator magnets at the meeting. I was wondering if we could put emergency contact information and helpful tips (step by step how to) on how to interact more effectively with the police on a magnet and distribute it throughout the communi
