Builds on: Legal Aspects of Security Work
Police, FIR and Being a Witness
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Guards are often the first to see a crime. You may need to call the police, help them when they arrive, and later tell what you saw, perhaps in court.
Focus: call early, give clear facts, hand over to the police, tell the truth, and keep the case private.
Learning objectives
- Call the police and give a clear, short report.
- Help the police when they arrive.
- Describe how a police complaint is recorded.
- Act correctly as a witness, and keep the case private.
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