In these scenarios how in a part was bad communication and how to develop a new one for the scenario.

Number 2 3 4 Original Communication Tweet from the director of the Chicago Police Office of Communication and News Affairs: "CPD investigating several incidents following fireworks at Navy Pier. Reports of a shooting are not accurate. A man punctured his leg after running into a table, 3 were stabbed following an altercation on the pier & 16 people are hospitalized after being trampled during the exit." Officers respond to a call of a stolen vehicle (license plate #CJ20500, black 2011 4-door Honda Civic). When they arrive, the female victim (Jane Doe) tells the officers that she got home from work at 5:15 p.m. and legally parked her vehicle directly in front of her apartment building located at 555 W. University St. When she went to leave for work the following morning around 7:00 a.m., the vehicle was gone. There are no witnesses. Their report simply states, "Mrs. Doe got home from work at 1715 hours and parked her car in the apartment. When she went to leave for work the next morning it was gone." A man in the process of transitioning from female to male was stabbed to death. His work ID card identifies him as a male with the name Evan Smith. However, the case report and subsequent press release, currently under review, use the man's birth name (Angelina) and he is identified as a female victim. Communication Mistake [Copy and paste text from the original communication that you have identified as the mistake in communication.] [Copy and paste text from the original communication that you have identified as the mistake in communication.] [Copy and paste text from the original communication that you have identified as the mistake in communication.] New Communication [Create a new communication to address the identified mistake.] [Create a new communication to address the identified mistake.] [Create a new communication to address the identified mistake.]