Which of the following is NOT listed as a reader of police reports?

• A. Investigators
• B. Supervisors
• C. Judges
• D. City librarian

Answer: (D)

Reading police reports is part of moving a case through the criminal justice process. Investigators rely on these reports to understand what happened, identify leads, and plan the next steps in the investigation. Supervisors review reports to ensure accuracy, maintain policy compliance, and manage resources and workload. Judges may examine police reports as part of a case file to assess evidence and help inform their rulings. A city librarian, by contrast, isn’t a typical reader in this process; librarians do not play a standard role in processing or deciding criminal cases, so they aren’t regularly listed as readers of police reports.