How do you decide which leads to follow during an investigation?

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SuperDave Leath · Answer

Very often in many crimes, there are no Witnesses and no video. So you don't have much of a lead to go on those cases. Often get penned it out until further leads come in. But when you do have leads, you should really follow up on all of them. The correct answer is follow up on All Leads, depends on how busy you are. What your caseload, like some departments are extremely busy, and there, Their staff is thin, so some leads may get overlooked. Some crimes are very obvious, like the person. Knows who did it. They saw them do it or they have video of them doing it. And it's very obvious not and not All Leads. May not necessarily need to be followed up on, but the correct answer for court is you follow up on All Leads.

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"How do you decide which leads to follow during an investigation?"