The CrimeStar Incident Module Captures the basic Who, What, When, Where and Why information in a few simple pages on a single form. An incident report can articulate the elements of several different crimes. On this form we capture the primary or most significant offense and indicate the most applicable Uniform Crime Report (UCR) code for the offense.  Since CrimeStar RMS is FBI NIBRS compliant, additional data sub-screens become available as needed.  After indicating some of the basic incident information such as date, time, location and other geographic information you can then capture information about all the people, vehicles and property / evidence associated with the incident.  Optionally an Incident Diagram can be linked to the Incident.  All individuals or businesses listed on the Persons Page have an associated Involvement or relation to the Incident (Victim, Suspect, etc.) and are automatically linked to the Master Name Index.



The vehicle page documents all vehicles associated with the incident report including those that were stolen, recovered, stored or impounded.  All associated vehicles are linked to the Master Vehicle Index.



The Incident Module has the ability to capture customizable Modus Operandi (MO) information and also offers a Solvability Factor rating system. The Solvability rating system permits the consistent assignment of numeric values to a series of known solvability factor questions. An example of such a question might be "Is there a witness to the Crime?". Yes answers to these questions result in the predefined value being summed to create a total solvability value. This value can then be used as a basis for sorting or filtering incidents prior to assignment to investigative personnel.



The module permits the entry of 3 types of narrative to be associated with each incident..  The standard unlimited report narrative, Synopsis narrative which appears on the first page of the printed Incident to provide a quick overview of what happened, and a Press Release narrative which if entered will appear on the press release report instead of the Synopsis narrative. A forms of incident narrative can be spell checked with the click of a button.



The status page indicates the current review status of the document and any investigative assignments that have been made.  Additionally an unlimited number of supplemental reports can be associated with each incident.

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