In the daily work of the police station, it is common to go out to the police. When receiving an alarm or finding an abnormal situation, the police will quickly rush to the scene for disposal. In this process, whether it is necessary to take notes often depends on the nature of the case, the situation at the scene and the needs of investigation.
First of all, for those cases involving illegal and criminal acts, such as fighting, theft, robbery, etc., the police at the police station generally make detailed records. This is because the record is an important means to fix the evidence and record the facts, which is helpful to the subsequent investigation, prosecution and trial. Through transcripts, we can record key information such as the confession of the suspect, the testimony of the witness, the situation on the spot, and provide strong support for the detection of the case.
Secondly, for some simple dispute mediation or rescue tasks, such as neighborhood disputes and getting lost for help, the police may judge whether it is necessary to make a record according to the actual situation. If the two sides can reach an agreement on the spot or the problem is properly solved, then it may not be necessary to take notes. However, if the situation is complicated or needs to be recorded for subsequent processing, the police will still take notes.
In addition, it should be noted that even in some seemingly minor cases, the police have the right to take notes if they think it necessary to fix evidence or record facts. This is because the record is one of the important means for the police to perform their duties and ensure fair handling.
To sum up:
Whether the police station should make a record depends on the nature of the specific case, the situation on the spot and the needs of investigation. For cases involving illegal and criminal acts, the police usually make detailed records; For some simple dispute mediation or rescue tasks, we can judge according to the actual situation. Whether or not a record is made, the police will ensure that the case is handled fairly and fairly in accordance with legal provisions and procedural requirements.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Public Security Administration Punishment Law
Article 84 stipulates that the record of inquiry shall be submitted to the person being questioned for verification; Read aloud for those who can't read. If there are omissions or errors in the record, the interviewee can supplement or correct them. After the person questioned confirms that the transcript is correct, he shall sign or seal it, and the people's police who inquire shall also sign the transcript.
If the person being questioned requests to provide written materials on the matters being questioned, it shall be allowed; When necessary, the people's police may also ask the person being questioned to write by himself.
When questioning a person under the age of 16 who violates the administration of public security, he shall notify his parents or other guardians to be present.
The People's Republic of China People's Police Law
Article 19 stipulates that the people's police shall perform emergency official duties within the scope of their duties during non-working hours.