A plaintiff sued a defendant for wrongful death arising out of a traffic collision between the plaintiff's decedent and the defendant. At trial, the investigating traffic officer authenticated a tape recording of her shift-end dictation of comments used in preparing the written report of her factual findings. She testified that the tape recording was accurate when made and that she currently had no clear memory of the details of the investigation. Is the tape recording admissible as evidence? Group of answer choices Yes, under the public records exception to the hearsay rule. No, because it is hearsay and is a police report being offered against the defendant in a wrongful death case. Yes, under the past recollection recorded exception to the hearsay rule. No, because the police report itself is the best evidence