In TheCommunicationDynamicWORDING is :10%unclear,vagueinstructionsambiguousthe fieldinterview...is 90% of thejob, hasaccurateinformation,establishedrapportthejuryreportsare writtenfor thisaudiencefieldinterviewsaccount forthe % of thejob50% ofthe jobIn TheCommunicationDynamic,BODYLANGUAGE is50%report tells whathappenedbefore officer'sarrival, etc  Type3a compilingof basicpublicinformation...IncidentreportFieldinterviewinformalquestioningon the spotOfficerconducts anadditionalinvestigationType2informationbut nochargesare filedType1afundamentalreportwriting ruleIf you didn'twrite it downit neverexisteda fieldinterviewbasicListen tothe wholestory40%:In TheCommunicationDynamic,VOICE is1st personsingular,1st personpluralReportwritingpronounsSupplementa sectionadded togive furtherinformation4the typespolicereportspolicereportsshould dothisCommunicatea type ofreport toldfrom writer'spoint of viewNarrativearms &legscrossedtightlyexamples ofnon-verbalcommunicationclear,correct,conciseHow policereportsshould bewrittenOfficerinitiatedreportType4repeating,paraphrasing,reflectingdegreesof activelylisteninga relationshipbetweenpartiesinvolvingmutual trustrapportIn TheCommunicationDynamicWORDING is :10%unclear,vagueinstructionsambiguousthe fieldinterview...is 90% of thejob, hasaccurateinformation,establishedrapportthejuryreportsare writtenfor thisaudiencefieldinterviewsaccount forthe % of thejob50% ofthe jobIn TheCommunicationDynamic,BODYLANGUAGE is50%report tells whathappenedbefore officer'sarrival, etc  Type3a compilingof basicpublicinformation...IncidentreportFieldinterviewinformalquestioningon the spotOfficerconducts anadditionalinvestigationType2informationbut nochargesare filedType1afundamentalreportwriting ruleIf you didn'twrite it downit neverexisteda fieldinterviewbasicListen tothe wholestory40%:In TheCommunicationDynamic,VOICE is1st personsingular,1st personpluralReportwritingpronounsSupplementa sectionadded togive furtherinformation4the typespolicereportspolicereportsshould dothisCommunicatea type ofreport toldfrom writer'spoint of viewNarrativearms &legscrossedtightlyexamples ofnon-verbalcommunicationclear,correct,conciseHow policereportsshould bewrittenOfficerinitiatedreportType4repeating,paraphrasing,reflectingdegreesof activelylisteninga relationshipbetweenpartiesinvolvingmutual trustrapport

Report Writing Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 10%
    In The Communication Dynamic WORDING is :
  2. ambiguous
    unclear, vague instructions
  3. is 90% of the job, has accurate information, established rapport
    the field interview...
  4. reports are written for this audience
    the jury
  5. 50% of the job
    field interviews account for the % of the job
  6. 50%
    In The Communication Dynamic, BODY LANGUAGE is
  7. Type 3
    report tells what happened before officer's arrival, etc
  8. Incident report
    a compiling of basic public information...
  9. informal questioning on the spot
    Field interview
  10. Type 2
    Officer conducts an additional investigation
  11. Type 1
    information but no charges are filed
  12. If you didn't write it down it never existed
    a fundamental report writing rule
  13. Listen to the whole story
    a field interview basic
  14. In The Communication Dynamic, VOICE is
    40%:
  15. Report writing pronouns
    1st person singular, 1st person plural
  16. a section added to give further information
    Supplement
  17. the types police reports
    4
  18. Communicate
    police reports should do this
  19. Narrative
    a type of report told from writer's point of view
  20. examples of non-verbal communication
    arms & legs crossed tightly
  21. How police reports should be written
    clear, correct, concise
  22. Type 4
    Officer initiated report
  23. degrees of actively listening
    repeating, paraphrasing, reflecting
  24. rapport
    a relationship between parties involving mutual trust