Southern New Hampshire University Who What When Where Why and How Project Overview: View the practice video provided for the milestones and complete this s

Southern New Hampshire University Who What When Where Why and How Project Overview: View the practice video provided for the milestones and complete this section. After viewing the practice video, complete the Who, What, When,Where, Why and How section of the Incident Report.

Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:

Your narrative should include concise details that are consistent with the field notes and observations. This narrative is essential to remediate risk and liabilities in organizational and prosecutorial settings. It is important that your report tells the entire story of your involvement and the information you have gathered. Administrators, prosecutors, will scrutinize the incident report and defense attorneys who are trying to elicit a “not guilty” verdict from a jury. The more questions that can be raised about the accuracy and credibility of your report, the more likely that a guilty person can go free.

a. Includes the essential details for this report: “who,” “what,” “when,” “where,” “why,” and “how”

b. Think about what have you missed. What other details must be included to remediate risk and liability in an organizational or prosecutorial setting.

For example, is there information present (or missing) that could raise doubt? Is anything missing in the chain of events in your narrative?

Requirements of Submission: This milestone requires 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins.

Practice video link: https://youtu.be/XWWKhau4p0M