First Appearance

An Investigation Officer who is normally the police in charge of the case will be asking you questions in relation to the case. Do not be alarmed when you see the Investigation Officer typing furiously. The Investigation Officer is typing out the contents of the conversation between you and him/herself for record purposes and the information you provide may be of assistance to them.

The Investigation Officer will then give you an opportunity to read the recorded statement and request for you to sign the recorded statement. You must read the recorded statement carefully and ensure that it accurately reflects the contents of the conversation between yourself and the Investigation Officer.

Once you have read the recorded statement and believe that it accurately reflects the contents of the conversation between yourself and the Investigation Officer, you can proceed to sign the given recorded statement.