What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 190-45 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTING?
The purpose of AR 190-45 is to establish policies and procedures for reporting and recording criminal activities, complaints, and incidents involving Army personnel and property.

Who does Army regulation AR 190-45 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTING apply to?
This regulation applies to all Army personnel, including active duty, reserve, and National Guard members, as well as civilian employees, contractors, and other individuals associated with the Army.

What types of incidents should be reported under AR 190-45?
AR 190-45 requires the reporting of all criminal activities, incidents involving Army personnel, property damage, theft, traffic accidents, and any incidents that may have a significant impact on the Army's mission or reputation.

How should incidents be reported under AR 190-45?
Incidents should be reported in accordance with the procedures outlined in AR 190-45. This may involve notifying the appropriate law enforcement agencies, completing incident reports, and ensuring that all relevant information is documented accurately.

Are there any exceptions to the reporting requirements outlined in AR 190-45?
There are no exceptions to the reporting requirements unless otherwise directed by a higher level of command.

What are the consequences for failing to comply with AR 190-45 reporting requirements?
Failure to comply with reporting requirements can result in disciplinary action, adverse personnel actions, or criminal charges, depending on the severity and nature of the incident.

Can incidents be reported anonymously under AR 190-45?
While anonymous reporting is not encouraged, it may be allowed under certain circumstances. However, anonymous reports may limit the ability to conduct a thorough investigation or take appropriate action.

Does AR 190-45 address confidential information and protect individuals involved in incidents?
Yes, AR 190-45 includes provisions for protecting confidential information and ensuring the safety and privacy of individuals involved in incidents, while still meeting reporting requirements.

Does AR 190-45 provide guidelines for the storage and retention of incident reports?
Yes, AR 190-45 provides guidelines for the storage, retention, and disposition of incident reports, ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations.