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    DPS Policy 706-7

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    The document outlines the Utah Department of Public Safety policy regarding contact with individuals on supervised probation or parole. It states that if during an official contact an officer believes the individual has committed or attempted a crime or violated their probation/parole terms, the officer shall notify Adult Probation and Parole. The officer should attempt notification prior to releasing or completing the booking of the individual. The officer must also complete a report detailing the interaction and attempted notification to AP&P.

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    DPS Policy 706-7

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    The document outlines the Utah Department of Public Safety policy regarding contact with individuals on supervised probation or parole. It states that if during an official contact an officer believes the individual has committed or attempted a crime or violated their probation/parole terms, the officer shall notify Adult Probation and Parole. The officer should attempt notification prior to releasing or completing the booking of the individual. The officer must also complete a report detailing the interaction and attempted notification to AP&P.

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    The document outlines the Utah Department of Public Safety policy regarding contact with individuals on supervised probation or parole. It states that if during an official contact an officer believes the individual has committed or attempted a crime or violated their probation/parole terms, the officer shall notify Adult Probation and Parole. The officer should attempt notification prior to releasing or completing the booking of the individual. The officer must also complete a report detailing the interaction and attempted notification to AP&P.

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    DPS Policy 706-7

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    The document outlines the Utah Department of Public Safety policy regarding contact with individuals on supervised probation or parole. It states that if during an official contact an officer believes the individual has committed or attempted a crime or violated their probation/parole terms, the officer shall notify Adult Probation and Parole. The officer should attempt notification prior to releasing or completing the booking of the individual. The officer must also complete a report detailing the interaction and attempted notification to AP&P.

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    Utah Department of Public Safety

    Utah Dept of Public Safety Policy Manual

    Contacts and Temporary Detentions

    706.7 CONTACT WITH INDIVIDUALS ON SUPERVISED PROBATION OR PAROLE


    (a) DPS Officers operating in their official capacity, who encounter individuals under
    supervised State probation or parole, shall notify Adult Probation and Parole (AP&P)
    if there is reason to believe the individual has committed, or is in the act of committing,
    or is attempting to commit a crime or violated the established terms and conditions of
    their state ordered probation or parole.
    (b) Notification to AP&P should be attempted prior to releasing the probationer/parolee
    from the law enforcement contact. If an arrest is effected, notification to AP&P should
    be attempted prior to completion of the booking process.
    (c) DPS Officers shall complete the appropriate officer information or crime report
    detailing their interaction and observed violations with the parolee/probationer.
    Officers shall document their notification to AP&P to include when notification was
    made or attempted and who was notified of the contact.
    (d) If the DPS Officer is unable to notify a representative from AP&P, they shall promptly
    notify their immediate supervisor.

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    Published with permission by Utah Department of Public
    Safety

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