When submitting PARs in an assault on police case, when can they be processed?

Submitting PARs (Preliminary Accident Reports) in an assault on police case typically requires supervisor approval before they can be processed. This is crucial because assaults on police officers are serious incidents that necessitate thorough oversight and review. The approval ensures that all necessary protocols are followed, appropriate documentation is completed, and any implications for internal procedures or investigations are taken into account. The involvement of a supervisor adds a layer of accountability and helps maintain integrity in the reporting process.

In contrast, the other options imply a level of urgency or flexibility in processing that may undermine the careful consideration needed in such sensitive cases. Immediate processing might overlook essential review steps, weekly submissions may delay timely response, and only processing when injuries are serious could lead to significant oversight of less severe but still critical incidents.