Police procedures refer to the established methods and protocols that law enforcement officers follow when responding to incidents, conducting investigations, and enforcing laws. These procedures ensure that officers act consistently and fairly while protecting the rights of individuals. Common procedures include taking reports, gathering evidence, and interviewing witnesses. Additionally, police procedures often involve the use of specific tools and techniques, such as body cameras for accountability and forensic science for evidence analysis. Training in these procedures helps officers make informed decisions and maintain public safety while adhering to legal standards and community expectations.