What form must be completed to document a vehicle pursuit?

The correct form to document a vehicle pursuit is the Pursuit Tracking Form. This specific form is critical in recording all pertinent details related to the pursuit, including the reason for the pursuit, the duration, factors affecting the pursuit and any outcomes or incidents that occurred as a result. Proper documentation ensures accountability and helps departments evaluate the effectiveness and safety of pursuit policies.

Other forms have distinct purposes. For instance, the TB36 form pertains to training or vehicle inspection reporting, while the GENL-91 form is typically used for general incident reporting. The DS-5 is commonly associated with disciplinary actions. Each of these documents serves its own functional area within the law enforcement documentation system and is not suitable for recording the specifics of a vehicle pursuit. Using the correct form ensures that the information collected is comprehensive and structured in a way that supports further review and policy development.