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Kansas Incident Based Reporting System Handbook
Kansas Incident Based Reporting System Handbook Seventh Edition Kansas Bureau of Investigation Incident Based Reporting Unit 1620 SW Tyler St. Topeka, Kansas 66612-1837 (785) 296-4373 January 2019 2 2019 KIBRS Handbook CONTENTS PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK .. 6 HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION .. 6 Reporting REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES .. 7 data SUBMISSION .. 7 PUBLIC RELEASE OF OFFENSE AND ARREST data .. 8 KIBRS data SUBMISSIONS .. 9 SUBMISSION TYPES .. 9 QUALITY ASSURANCE REVIEWS .. 9 TRAINING .. 9 INVESTIGATION TOOLS .. 10 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE .. 11 JURISDICTIONAL Reporting RULES .. 13 DEFINITION OF AN Incident .. 15 CLASSIFYING OFFENSES .. 16 GROUP A OFFENSES .. 16 GROUP B OFFENSES .. 16 CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS .. 17 HOMICIDE OFFENSES .. 18 MURDER & NON-NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER .. 18 NEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER.
This resulted in new standardized forms and created formats for reporting data to the KBI electronically. With incident based reporting, the offense and arrest reports are used for much more than annual statistics. In addition, IBR data offers: (1) More detailed, accurate, and meaningful data than produced by the traditional summary UCR Program;
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