The subject's medical report is attached to the Investigative Report for what purpose?

• A. To provide medical information related to the incident
• B. To document the officer's medical condition
• C. To record hospital billing
• D. To track medical supplies

Answer: (A)

Medical information related to the incident is what the subject’s medical report adds to the investigative file. It records injuries, treatments given, and the subject’s current condition, helping investigators understand the physical impact of what happened and how that might influence actions, timing, or credibility. It isn’t about the officer’s own health records, hospital billing, or tracking supplies, which are separate documents with different purposes.