What are the two types of reports?

• A. Incident report & Supplemental Incident Report
• B. Daily Activity Log
• C. Investigative Summary
• D. Officer Narrative

Answer: (A)

In documenting incidents, the workflow relies on two forms: the initial incident report and a supplemental incident report. The incident report captures the essential facts at first—what happened, who was involved, where and when it occurred, and the immediate actions taken. The supplemental incident report is then used to add information that comes in after the initial report, such as witness statements, follow-up findings, corrections to details, or any new evidence. Together, they provide a complete and up-to-date record of the incident, covering both the initial event and later updates.

Other options describe different records that aren’t part of this two-step incident reporting process. A daily activity log tracks routine duties, an investigative summary is used for summarizing an investigation, and an officer narrative is a component within reports rather than a paired set of two report types.