If you were a detective at the Metropolis Police Department and were assigned follow-up investigations of (1) the residential burglary case that was the subject of the solvability factor analysis (investigative report photos attached below), and a commercial burglary( photos attached below) what would you write in a supplemental report for each case? Such as providing a synopsis of the case, describing the facts of each case telling you about the perpetrators, and setting forth a detailed plan for your follow-up investigations. SEE ATTACHED PHOTOS FOR REFERENCE BELOW

Note: case #1 (the residential burglary) the preliminary investigation was cut short due to the patrol officer receiving higher priority calls (this is often the case).

Case #2 (the commercial burglary), you were called to the scene as the officer was working on the preliminary investigation

CASE #1

Report Number Continuation Page 1 of 3 Investigative Report Supplemental New X Attachments Incident Location of Occurrence Burglary Seymour, Missouri 65746 Time M D Y T Time M D Y T Time M D T - 1830 - Disp 07 87 08 2223 Arrivd 07 28 08 2244 Occur 07 28 08 2215 Victim's Name (Last, First, Middle, Jr./Sr./Ill) Victim's Address (Street, Apt., City, St., Zip) Missouri 65746 Date of Birth Race Sex X Male Place of Employment/School of Attendance Work/School Hours W Female Self Employed Days Home Phone Work Phone Nature of Injury Hospital Admitted Same N/A N/A N/A Codes: V = Victim W = Witness R = Reportee Code Name (Last, First, MI) Race/Sex DOB Address (Street, Apt., City, St., Zip) Phone Numbers V W/F MO 65746 ScreenshotStructure Type Entry Point Method of Entry Exit Point Alarm Residential Back Door Forced Same None Brand, Make, or Model Name and Miscellaneous Estimated Qty Article Name Serial Number Manufacturer Model Numbers Description Value 1 Television UNK Sony UNK 32" Television $1,400.00 Computer UNK Compaq UNK Desk Top Computer $3,000.00 Printer UNK Epson UNK Computer Printer }included Software/Games UNK Misc. UNK Misc. Software }above Digital Camera UNK Cannon UNK Cannon Camera $400.00 1 Rifle w/Scope RG277496B Ruger UNK .22 Cal. Rifle W/ $300.00 Property Bushnell 3x9 Scp 1 Rifle w/Scope UNK Mauzer UNK .257 Cal. Rifle, w/ $900.00 Bushnell 4.5x12 Scp Shotgun M00955997 Mossberg UNK Camo Pump Action $300.00 12ga Shotgun Circular Saw UNK De Walt UNK Dewalt Circular Saw $350.00 30 DVD Movies UNK UNK Misc. Titles 30 Misc. DVD's $400.00 Vehicle Status Color Top/Bottom Year Make Model Style Stolen Abandoned Investigative Report Damaged Recovered VIN License Number State Year Value Towed Suspect ScreenshotIdentifying Characteristics or Damage Date/Time Entered in Cmptr Wanted Checks Yes No O MULES ONCIC Reporting Deputy Assisting Deputies N/A Forwarded To Reviewed and Approved Additional Reports N/A Page 2 of 3 Suspect # 1 (Last, First, Middle) Suspect # 2 (Last, First, Middle) UNK UNK Possible Location / Address Possible Location / Address UNK UNK Race Sex Age/DOB Hgt. Wgt. Hair Eyes Race Sex Age/DOB Hgt. Wgt. Hair Eyes UNK OM UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK OM UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK Hair Hair Style Facial Hair Complexion General Appearance Demeanor Speech Right/L Length/Type 1 2 Suspect 2 Suspect 1 2 Suspect 2 Suspect 2 Suspect 2 Suspect 1 2 S O- 1 2 Suspect Unknown DO Unknown Screenshot own O Unknown Unknown Afro/Nat. DO Unknown 10- Unknown 0 Clean- Acne U L conservative Angry Accent 0 RightDO Wiry DO Crewcut 0 0 Other 0 0 Other 0 0 Other Broad 0 0 Other O Thin 0 0 Other Round DO Oval Further Description of Suspect 1 (clothing, scar, glasses) Further Description of Suspect 1 (clothing, scar, glasses) UNK UNK Suspect 1 Arrested? Yes No Suspect 2 Arrested? Yes No SSN # OCN # SSN # OCN # UNK N/A UNK N/A Narrative On 07/28/08 at 2223 hours I was dispatched to Seymour, within Webster County, Missouri, for a report of a burglary. Upon arrival I made contact with and residents of the aforementioned address, who told me they had just returned home prior to calling and discovered that their house had been burglarized. told me that he and his wife had left home at approximately 1830 hours to visit his father and returned just after 2200 hours. stated that upon returning home they discovered that the window of the back door was shattered and upon entering they observed that the entire house had been ransacked. said that both the front and back doors were locked when they left home that evening. I observed the broken window on the back door which was equipped with both a deadbolt and keyed entry door knob. I did not locate any items in the vicinity of the backdoor that appeared to have been used to break the glass. Upon entry into the back-porch area I observed a DVD player and a set of handheld radios sitting on the floor, which reported had been removed from two other areas of the house. Upon entering the kitchen, I observed that all the cupboards and drawers were standing open. The rest of the rooms of the house were in disarray with every door standing open, every drawer pulled out and dumped, with Screenshot s scattered on the floor. and attention their entertainme enter in the living their television had been helf inI observed the broken window on the back door which was equipped with both a deadbolt and keyed entry door knob. I did not locate any items in the vicinity of the backdoor that appeared to have been used to break the glass. Upon entry into the back-porch area I observed a DVD player and a set of handheld radios sitting on the floor, which reported had been removed from two other areas of the house. Upon entering the kitchen, I observed that all the cupboards and drawers were standing open. The rest of the rooms of the house were in disarray with every door standing open, every drawer pulled out and dumped, with misc. items scattered on the floor. and directed my attention their entertainment center in the living room where their television had been, a book shelf in the living room where multiple DVD's were missing, the master bedroom where I observed a jewelry stand with all the drawers either standing open or removed with contents scattered on the floor and bed, and the spare room where I observed a desk where only the keyboard of a missing desk top computer remained, three opened and empty gun cases, and various other items scattered on the floor which had been removed from the closet. I also observed the cabinet doors and drawers of the bathroom vanity and hallway closet door were standing open. I observed that the front door was locked and there were no open windows in the house. I photographed all the aforementioned conditions, (see photographs), and attempted to lift latent fingerprints from the interior and exterior of the back door. No latent fingerprints were detectable on the back door / back door knob, Solvability Factors of [ A) Is there a [ B) Is suspect [ c) Can suspect [ D) Can suspect [ E) Can suspect OF) Can identify Case witness to crime? named? be located? be described? be identified? suspect vehicle? X G) Is property OH) Is M.O. [ I) Is physical OJ) Crime scene OK) Can be solved [ L) Someone else XM) Will victim tangible? present? evidence present? results positive? by investigation? commit this crime? prosecute? Investigative Case Status Follow-up Assigned X Open Cleared Pending Unfounded Inactive _ Closed ScreenshotReport Number Investigative Report X Continuation 2008-0728-220916 Page 3 of 3 Supplemental Narrative only areas of smudging were observed. Due to my training and experience the smudging / lack of any observable latent fingerprints on the door knob indicates that the suspect(s) were most likely wearing gloves. I also attempted to obtain latent fingerprints from the DVD player left on the floor near the back door. I only detected two partial prints which appeared to also have been smudged possibly by being handled by gloved hands (see lifted partial latent fingerprints). I provided a statement form to and and requested that they complete it with a complete inventory of stolen items and their value. contacted me on 07/29/08 and I picked up his statement / inventory. According to their property that was stolen included home electronic / entertainment items, firearms / hunting knives, and jewelry with a total value of $10,825.00 (see statement / property section of report). END OF REPORT ScreenshotReport Type: Incident Case No: 2 Offense(s): Commercial Burglary; Theft Victim(s): McDonald's #4 of Metropolis Date: 10/18/2020 On 10/ 18/2020 at approximately 0435 hours I (Ofcer T.J. Woods, MPD #129) responded to 2103 N. Front St., McDonald's #4 of Metropolis, to investigate a burglary/theft. Upon arrival I made contact with Manager Charles Eugene Ford (DOB: 07/22/1979). Ford told me that upon arrival at 4:00am he noticed the back door to the business was unlocked. He said that he contacted the night manager who had closed the store at 1:00am earlier that morning, and she was sure that the door was locked when she left. Ford told me that shortly after he discovered the door of the store's safe standing open and, upon inspection noticed the electronic screen on the front, which displays the passcode input, was shattered and that the ve cash - - r - . deposit bags (containing approximately $10,500 in currency total) Q Q { Cg @ howed me the safe and I observed no other damage than the aforementioned sh . . Screenshot " r__'____"'__J " _ V ' ' ' ___ V"__ ___J '_ "'_l " ___ _________C' _ '_" ____ " V" ____ '___ _"_' "__" _ _ '___ ' "' __' other damage than the aforementioned shattered display screen. Ford explained that each of the assistant managers has a unique assigned pass code which opens the main door of the safe only, allowing access to the compartment where the cash register drawers are stored. Ford further explained that as general store managers, he and William Jon Nelson (DOB: 09/01/ 1976) have unique pass codes that allow them to open both the main door and the second interior door allowing access to the compartment where the deposits are stored. Ford told me had had last accessed the interior compartment the day before on October 17, 2020 and was sure the two deposit bags (green in color with a Metropolis Bank logo) were secured inside, and that he left the restaurant at 8:00 pm. Ford said that Nelson last worked on Friday, October 16, 2020 and had not been to the restaurant or accessed the safe since. According to Ford neither he nor Nelson had ever disclosed their pass codes to any other employees, however, with the safe's location that his assistant managers are often in close proximity when they access it and one of their codes could have been compromised. Ford provided the following list of employees who have keys to the restaurant and main door safe passcodes: Ford (himself), Store Manager; Nelson, Store Manager; Vicky R. Landers, Assistant Manager; Laura L. Jones, Assistant Manager; Kristen A. Davis, Assistant Manager; Mary J. Wilson, Assistant Manager; and Angela D. James, Assistant Manager. Ford told me that Regional Manager Sama - - ' el was on her way and could download the . . . creensho . , , safe access h1story. Stiegel arrlved and downloade.S f - access act1v1ty log for the ovemlght hours list of employees who have keys to the restaurant and main door safe passcodes: Ford (himself), Store Manager; Nelson, Store Manager; Vicky R. Landers, Assistant Manager; Laura L. Jones, Assistant Manager; Kristen A. Davis, Assistant Manager; Mary J. Wilson, Assistant Manager; and Angela D. James, Assistant Manager. Ford told me that Regional Manager Samantha Stiegel was on her way and could download the safe access history. Stiegel arrived and downloaded the safe access activity log for the overnight hours of October 17 - 18, 2020. The access log indicated that Store Manager Ford's pass code was entered at 1:39 a.m. on October 18, 2020, which allowed for full access to the safe including the secondary interior compartment where the deposit bags had been stored. Note that there are 24-hour businesses on each side of Mcdonalds #4, Burger King to the North, and Waffle House to the South. INVESTIGATION CONTINUES T.J. Woods, MPD #129 Page 1 of 1 Screenshot