1. Then, back at the station, he reports to the duty sergeant, who enters arrest details in the daily computer log.

2. Mr Spackman said that after PC Bartlett was told by the duty sergeant to take the van, Emerson–Thomas was "a bit upset and he asked PC Bartlett if he could have it". "PC Bartlett simply got up and picked up the keys from the board then sat down at a table to drink a cup of tea." The other officer then punched PC Bartlett‘s arm, spilling his tea, the court heard.

3. Arrest procedure When an officer arrests a suspect for a street robbery, he or she must: ×Write all the details in his notebook. ×Report to the duty sergeant, who enters details of the arrest in the daily computer log. ×Write an interview plan for questioning ×Transcribe the interview ×Transcribe the notes from his notebook ×Fill out confidential information forms detailing the strengths and weaknesses of the evidence. ×A further form, listing all the witnesses and their addresses, is needed ×Bail forms ×Previous conviction forms ×Documents detailing stolen or damaged property ×Request for doctors reports ×DNA analysis requests ×Fingerprints requests ×Drugs analysis requests ×Summary form for the Crown Prosecution Service ×Stop and search form (if applicable) Reader comments (0) No comments have so far been submitted.