Reference no: EM133410805

You were recently assigned to the detective division at your local police department. You have done your share of field interviews over the past eight years of patrol experience, but you have only done a few interrogations with mixed results. You completed interview and interrogation training that provided you with new interview and interrogation skills. Your supervisor, Captain Franklin, has asked you to prepare a presentation for all other detectives, which will become part of some roll call training. Instructions. Explains the difference between an interview and interrogation. Identifies useful background information that should be collected before conducting interviews or interrogations. Describes the cognitive interview method. Identifies characteristics of successful interviewers. Discusses causes of eyewitness errors during interviews. Describes proper interrogation methods and the negative impact of improper interrogation methods. Explains how you would interrogate a property crime suspect (e.g., burglary, theft, criminal damage to property, etc.), include reasons why the suspect would commit the crime and how it can be used during interrogation.