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Artist 52 [7]
4 years ago
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Scott tried to file a police report after being victimized by an identity thief. However, the police department was reluctant to

take his report. What would you recommend he do?
A
Check with his State Attorney General's office to find out if the state law requires the police to take a report for identity theft. If not, file with another jurisdiction.
B
Ask for a blank copy of a police report, fill it out, and leave it at the police station. Eventually someone will read the report.
C
Call his state representative and file a complaint about the police officer that refused to file his police report.
D
Skip the police report. It is only necessary if he continues to be a victim of identity theft.
Scott tried to file a police report after being victimized by an identity thief. However, the police department was reluctant to take his report. What would you recommend he do?
A
Check with his State Attorney General's office to find out if the state law requires the police to take a report for identity theft. If not, file with another jurisdiction.
B
Ask for a blank copy of a police report, fill it out, and leave it at the police station. Eventually someone will read the report.
C
Call his state representative and file a complaint about the police officer that refused to file his police report.
D
Skip the police report. It is only necessary if he continues to be a victim of identity theft.
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2 answers:
VARVARA [1.3K]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Scott tried to file a police report after being victimized by an identity thief. However, the police department was reluctant to take his report. What would you recommend he do?

Skip the police report. It is only necessary if he continues to be a victim of identity theft

Explanation:

saul85 [17]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

if the question is select multiple answers then both A and C. if it is just one answer then A.

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<em>Jan 5 Purchase                  392                   $17            $ 6644</em>

Jan 8 Sale                         308                   $28            $ 8624

Jan 10 Sale return              28                    $28            $ 784

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<em>Jan 16 Purchase return      14                    $20            $ 280</em>

Jan 20 Sale                      252                     $31           $ 7812

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Jan 1    Beginning inventory           280        $14               <em> $ 3920</em>

<u>Jan 5        Purchase                     392          $17                </u><u><em>$ 6644</em></u>

Units                                           672                               $ 10564     15.72

<u>Jan 8            Sale                        308          $28                 $ 8624</u>

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Jan 10            Sale return          28            $28                   $ 784

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