Political Science, asked by dalisharma453, 9 days ago

What is the Role of the Police in Investigating a crime?​

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Answered by deepvaidyasphs
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Answer:

to see that who has done the crime

Answered by akshayaakumar1982
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Answer: its a pleasure to help you friend.

Explanation:

When the police receive an FIR or detect a crime, it launches an investigation, which may include questioning witnesses, recording their statements and collecting other kinds of evidence, for example, fingerprints, stolen goods, and murder weapons. If the evidence collected makes the police believe that a person (or persons) is (are) guilty of the reported crime, it files a charge-sheet against the person(s) in a suitable criminal (usually magistrates) court.

The police play various roles as follows:

To investigate any complaint they receive regarding crime.

To record statements of witnesses.

To collect different kinds of evidence.

To form an opinion after the investigation.

To file a chargesheet in the court if the evidence collected points to the guilt of the accused person.

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