Simplifying Assaults
Assault offenses are common reported situations and can be difficult to determine how to report. This training is designed to help create clarification of assaults so you can:
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Define each assault offense for NIBRS reporting
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Distinguish the differences between each assault offense
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Review key considerations
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Identify how to accurately report assaults
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Review potential warning messages
Click on the link below when you're ready to begin.
Simplifying Assaults
Use of Force Data Collection Training
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Training Instructors are pleased to announce a virtual training of the National Use-of-Force Data Collection on:
Tuesday, June 24, 2025 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. EST (1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. CST)
This will be a free virtual course on the Microsoft Teams platform. Training will include a brief history and overview of the data collection and a live demonstration of the submission portal.
Registration is OPEN NOW and will close at 11:45 p.m. on June 20 or when the class reaches 275 participants.
We recommend that agencies share a single login/computer, when possible, to allow for more registrants. If sharing a single login, only one person from a group will need to register and serve as the primary registrant. There is no FBI limit to the number of participants who may view the training from a shared login. For example, multiple participants may view the training in a conference room on a shared screen and would only need to register one person. All participants who attend this training will receive a certificate of completion.
The link for registration is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7ZK5G3N
For additional information, kindly contact ucrregistration@fbi.gov.
Fraud and Theft- What You Need to Know
Reporting fraud and theft can be difficult. Within Iowa Code and for charging purposes, fraud and theft are included in the same chapter. For reporting purposes, fraud and theft need to be looked at separately.
This course is designed to help create and understanding of frauds and thefts so you can:
- Simplify fraud offenses
- Simplify theft offenses
- Recognize the difference between a fraud or a theft
- Determine the best UCR code to use
- Accurately report property
- Recognize warnings
Click on the link below to start take the course.
Fraud and Theft- What You Need to Know
Statewide Meeting Recording: 04/29/2025
Follow the link below to watch and/or review the statewide meeting from 4/29/25. This recording will be available for the next 90 days.
Corresponding documents include the Slide Deck, Q&A, Quick Guides and Sample Audit Documents. All of these documents are found within the Resources box within ICRIME or the Training-Statewide Meeting 04_29_25 tab within the UCR SharePoint page.
Reach out to the UCR staff if you have issues accessing these documents.
UCR Statewide Meeting-20250429_100157-Meeting Recording.mp4
Guide for Warning Message 1407
To ensure accurate data, incidents that are flagged a warning needs attention. This quick learning will assist in providing information on what Warning Message 1407 means and quick tips on how to address it.
Select below Guide for Warning Message 1407 link to begin.
Guide for Warning Message 1407