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House Oversight Investigation Reporting Form (Template)
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House Oversight Investigation Reporting Form (Template)

House Oversight Investigation Reporting Form (Template) The document is a generic investigative reporting template with checkboxes and fields for various offenses, dates, and procedural steps. It contains no specific names, transactions, dates, or allegations that could be pursued as a lead. Consequently, it offers no actionable intelligence or novel information about influential actors. Key insights: Standardized form for documenting investigations across multiple crime categories.; Includes sections for arrests, asset seizures, convictions, and restitution.; References internal system (ISRAA) for data loading within 30 days.

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House Oversight Investigation Reporting Form (Template) The document is a generic investigative reporting template with checkboxes and fields for various offenses, dates, and procedural steps. It contains no specific names, transactions, dates, or allegations that could be pursued as a lead. Consequently, it offers no actionable intelligence or novel information about influential actors. Key insights: Standardized form for documenting investigations across multiple crime categories.; Includes sections for arrests, asset seizures, convictions, and restitution.; References internal system (ISRAA) for data loading within 30 days.

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B Vv. 12-19-06) @ quad supervisor approval (please initial) Accomplishment involves: (check all that apply) Drugs 0 A Fugitive QO Bankruptcy Fraud O Computer Fraud/Abuse O Corruption of Public Official 0 Money Laundering Sub Invest Asst by FO(s) Asst. FO(s) A. B. C. Dz | A. Complaint / Information/ Indictment (1 Federal EJLocal [J International + Complaint Date: Check if Civil Rico Complaint [1] Information Date: Indictment Date: . Locate / Arrest (J Federal [Local ([] International - Subject Priority: OA OB Oc Locate Date: Arrest Date: (-] Subject Resisted Arrest (J Subject Arrested was Armed . Summons Date: (Federal [[] Local . Recovery / Restitution / PELP X C] Federal Citocal [7] Intemational Recovery Date: Code ® vy Amount $ Code* sy = Amount $ Restitution Date: () Court Ordered (J Pretrial Diversion Code*__ sy =Amount $ PELP Date: Code * v Amount $ E, Hostages(s) Released Date:. Released by: (| Terrorist []) Other Number of Hostages: File Number E-MM-loKoe2 | Date Prepared Of Date Loaded Date Loader’s Initials Accomplishment Report ® (Accomplishment must be reported and loaded into ISRAA within 30 days from date of accomplishment) b7c b7E Investigative Assistance or Technique Used 1. Used, but did not help 3. Helped, substantially 2. Helped, minimally 4. Absolutely essential For Sub. Invest. Assist. by other FO(s) indicate A, B, C, D for corresponding FO Rate FO IAT Rate FO | Bi AtrcrattAss. | | Way Rate FO lA Rate FO 1AT . Lab, Field Sup | | Juco-Nateack| IM vict-witn Coor PenResisters | MMR Ncavervicap| fA 10 Wanted Fiyer 5 Crim/NS Intel Asst CART Asset Forf Prog SL Coe ~ Ee Ee So Legats Asst. |_| Tech. AglEquip. | | Evid. Purchase | | Phone Toll Rec MPoc-iTc | | Bron eT a I co J. Civil Rico Matters Date: |_| orisis Hep Local| | _ || -e_ | | |_| F, Conviction (7 Federal (Local [J International Conviction Date: Subject Description Code e (_._) ® For 6F, G, H-Inchude Agency Code Aliso complete “Section G" Other Civil Matters Date: Judgment. Judicial Outcome__ OK Amount $ (7 Fetony or (J Misdemeanor (Plea or () Triat State:____._. Judicial District: Suspension: Years Months K. Administrative Sanction Date: ° Subject Description Code G. U.S, Code Violation Type: Length: Required for sections A, B, F and J : . H Suspension (7] Permanent Debarment (Federal Only) or Injunction Year. Months Title Section # Counts L. Asset Seizure Date: Asset Forfeiture Date: CATS # Mandatory ___ Circle below one of the three asset forfeiture: Admin, Civil Judicial, or Criminal! Do not indicate $ value in Section D H. Sentence Date: Sentence Type: M. Acquittal/ Dismissal/ Pretrial Diversion ' (Circle one) Date: In Jail: Years____.___. Months. Suspended: Years__._t__. Months___ N. Drug Seizures v Date: Probation: Years... Months. Drug Code * Fines: $ Weight _______ Code ® FDIN Do nat indicate $ in Section D 0. Child Victim Information Child located / identified Date: b/ 29 oY Kuiving : (7 Deceased |. Disruption/Dismantlement: ~“ Disruption Date: Dismantlement Date: Completion of FD-515a Side 2 Mandatory > P. Subject Information - Required for all blocks excluding block D (Recovery/PELP), blocks E, I, Land N b6 Social Security No. (if available) bic 1 ee ee | For Indictments/Convictionfonly: O Subjact related to anfiCN, Asian Organized Crime (AOC), Italian Organized Crime (1OC), Russian/Enstern European, Caribbean, of Nigerian Organized Cnme Group « Compete FD-515a, Side 1 Blacks A-E mandatory, F-H as appropriate. oO Subject related to an OC/Drug organization, a VCMO Program National Gang S(rategy target group, or a VCMO Program National Priority initiative target group - Complete FD-515a, Side 1 Blocks A-C only. x Additional information may be added by attaching another form or a plain sheet of paper for additional entries. e See codes on reverse side. Serial No, of FD-515 v Requires that an explanation be attached and loaded into ISRAA for recovery over $1 m and PELP over $5 m, disruption, dismantlement, and drug seizures. 3/IE- UK 10806 2-19 | ~ HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021602

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