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6.14. STATION CRIME HISTORY PART VI 73

item in the Room.

6.14.6 REGISTER

OF PROPER-

TIES SENT TO

COURT

(KPF No.151 (A))

This register is maintained

in KPF No.151(A). Documents

and Material in connection

with a Crime case is send

to Court through this form.

6.14.7 MOVEMENT

REGISTER OF

MO’S

This register is maintained by

the Aid Prosecution SCPO to

enter the details of collected

material object for submitting

in the Court.

6.14.8 CRIME CARD

REGISTER

All property offences should

be considered as professional.

In every property offence,

soon after registration, the

SHO should send a crime card

to the District Crime Record

Bureau and other Police Stations.

Usually crime cards are

prepared for property offences

and man missing cases. Brief

facts of the case with details of

MO stolen property, offenders

etc., should be carefully filled

up by the SHO.SHO is directed

to entrust a police Officer

to conduct enquiry and

intimate the out come of the

enquiry from the Police station

concerned. The outcome

of the enquiry should be also

be recorded in this register.

6.14.9 FINGER

PRINT

ISTER

( KPF.No.3N)

REG-

All Finger Print Slips sent

for search and their Disposal

will be registered in the register

of Finger Prints and is

maintained in every Police

Station.

6.14.10 CONVICTION

MEMOS

The conviction Memo prepared

in KPF .NO.3 R and

Acknowledgement of Finger

Print Slip (KPF.No.3R) together

with the required number

of copies of the Finger

Print Slips will be sent

to Superintendent of District

Intelligence Bureau through

Inspector of Police and the

Counter foil of the search

slip returned after search shall

be attached to the conviction

memo. In the case of the Prisoners

convicted to Jails, Name

of the Jails should be entered

with date and time in Red

Ink at the Top portion of the

Conviction Memo. The Station

House Officer shall make

record in the case diary in

which conviction is made.

6.14.11 EX-CONVICT

CHECK REG-

ISTER

(LOCAL AND NON LOCAL)

This is the registry written

in the KPF 188 forms.

This register is maintained

in village-wise or Locality

or Street wise alphabetically.

The names of all the persons

entered in Part-III and

GCR should be recorded in

this register. Some pages

could be allotted for entering

the names of the criminals

who are resident of other

Police Station limit and operates

within our Police Station;

a separate Police Station

wise Ex-convict register

shall be maintained. Every

half year, the Ex-convicts

should be checked by the Inspector

and the current activities

should be noted against

each, with date of checking.

For the ex-convicts residing

in other PS limits, ex-convict

check memos should be sent

to the concerned Police Stations

and obtain reports to enter

into the Register. SHO

should directly check former

convicts at least once a year

and recorded in Ex - Convict

Register (Local). Those residing

outside station limits are

recorded in Ex-Convict Register

(Non-Local).

6.14.12 LOOSE LEAF

INDEX

This register is maintained in

KPF 7 (A). The names of

those who have been added to

SCH Part 3 should be listed in

the alphabetical order, from

A to Z. In SCH Part 3, in

addition to the penalty information,

the first letter of the

name of the person convicted,

serial number, page number,

Volume Number of SCH Part-

III is to be entered. This register

must be kept in the station

for a period of 30 years.

After that it can be destroyed

with the permission of the

District Police Chief.

6.14.13 ALPHABETICAL

NAME IN-

DEX

Modus operandi means

“Method of Operation”. As

per Police Investigation, MO

means the method of operation

adopted by the criminal,

Tools/ Weapons used, the

place and property selected

by him, his habits etc., in the

commission of offence. The

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