A formal written record documenting the details of an event or crime.

• A. Field Notes
• B. Intelligence-Led Policing
• C. Incident Report
• D. Cybercrime

Answer: (C)

A formal written record documenting the details of an event or crime is an incident report. This document captures the full account needed for investigations and official records: what happened, when and where it occurred, who was involved, witnesses, injuries or property issues, and the actions taken by responders, along with evidence and statements collected. Field notes are the officer’s informal on-scene observations that inform the incident report but aren’t the finalized official record. Intelligence-Led Policing is a strategic approach that uses data analysis to allocate resources, not a single incident document. Cybercrime is a category of crime, not a reporting document.