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Fundamentals of Report Writing - Streetcop Training

Class Length: 6 hours
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DESCRIPTION

This course is intended to strengthen an officer's report writing skills regardless of their time on the job.

Most officers have not taken a report writing course since attending their Basic Police Academy

Training Class. Report writing is one of the most basic and critical functions that all police officers will

use a great deal on the job. Yet, very often, little time is invested in sharpening and improving this

 

essential function of police work.

 

 

Course Topics:

  • Strengthen Report Writing Skills
  • Improve Report Quality
  • Topics: Sentence Fragments; Run-On Sentences; Misplaced Modifiers; Proper Comma Placement; Use of Colon & Semicolon; Apostrophe; Pronoun; Capitalization; Subject-Verb Agreement; Common Spelling Errors; Active Vs. Passive Knowledge; And How To Structure A Report To Conform To Proper English Grammar

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PREREQUISITES

None

COURSE COST

$149

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Mark Tagliareni

 

 

 

Mark Tagliareni

Instructor

Sgt. Mark Tagliareni, has been in law enforcement since 1996. He began his career as
an officer with the Bergen County Probation Department. While working as a probation officer,
Tagliareni wrote detailed violation of probation reports and spent dozens of hours in Superior Court
testifying to these reports. He began working for the Wyckoff Police Department in 1998. As a member
of the Wyckoff Police Department, he has made hundreds of arrests and has been consistently
recognized as a strong communicator. Tagliareni was promoted to Sergeant in 2016, and he is the
Officer in Charge of the Records Division and coordinates the department’s criminal interdiction unit.
Sergeant Tagliareni holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from the University of Delaware and a
Master of Arts in Education from Seton Hall University.

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