Below is a comprehensive natural language outline for a murder-level investigation, meticulously grouped by phase. Each phase encompasses Entities, Deliverables, Forces/Pressures, Considerations, Milestones, and other relevant categories to provide a granular and organized overview of the entire investigative process.

Phase 1: Crime Reported Phase

Entities

• Citizen Reporting the Crime
  • Individuals who discover the crime or have knowledge about it.
• Dispatcher
  • Communication officers responsible for receiving and processing the crime report.
• First Responders
  • Police officers and emergency medical services dispatched to the scene.

Deliverables

• Incident Report
  • Detailed Account of the Reported Crime
    • Nature of the crime (e.g., homicide), location, time, and initial details.
  • Caller Information
    • Contact details, relationship to the victim or scene.
  • Dispatch Log
    • Time of call received, units dispatched, response times.
  • Initial Threat Assessment
    • Immediate dangers reported (e.g., armed suspect, ongoing violence).

Forces/Pressures

• Public Safety Concerns
  • Immediate need to secure the area and ensure no ongoing threats.
• Response Time Pressure
  • Urgency to dispatch first responders promptly to prevent further harm.

Considerations

• Accuracy of Information
  • Ensuring the dispatcher accurately records and interprets the caller’s report.
• Resource Availability
  • Availability of first responders and necessary units for dispatch.

Milestones

• Crime Report Initiation
  • Time when the crime is first reported to authorities.
• First Response Deployment
  • Time when first responders are dispatched to the scene.

Phase 2: First Response Phase