What is NOT included in the narrative section of a use of force report?

In a use of force report, the narrative section is intended to provide a detailed account of the incident. This includes critical components such as the assessment of the initial call, actions taken by the officer, and a summary of the encounter, as they all serve to detail the context and response involved in the use of force scenario.

A physical description of the officer is not generally included in this narrative section because the focus is on the incident itself rather than the officer's physical attributes. The report is meant to concentrate on the actions taken, the circumstances of the encounter, and the dynamics of the situation that led to the use of force, rather than on the officer's personal characteristics. Thus, a physical description does not contribute to understanding the appropriateness or nature of the force used in the incident.