Thanks to everyone who’s been jumping in as early users of the OS app! We’ve put together a new user feedback and feature request survey and we’re asking folks on iOS and Android to share their thoughts, ideas and any issues they’ve noticed. The goal is to help guide upcoming improvements and give the community a real say in what comes next.

If you’ve been using it regularly, this is a great chance to let the developers know what feels good and what could use a little work. Your feedback has a real impact on what we prioritize moving forward.

For those of you who haven’t had time to check out the app yet, we’d love for you to give it a try and send over any feedback once you’ve spent some time with it.

Thank you.
Operation Sports Team

Teen Slap Spit Link

[e.g., "The subject was escorted to the administrative office."]

State clearly what occurred without using emotional language. teen slap spit

"The subject intentionally spat on the victim's [area, e.g., face or arm]." teen slap spit

When drafting a formal report regarding an incident where a teenager slapped or spat on someone, clarity and objectivity are essential. Use short, everyday words and limit each sentence to one idea to ensure the report is easy to read. teen slap spit

Describe what happened right after. (e.g., "The victim stepped back and called for assistance. The subject then walked away toward the exit.") Physical Evidence and Injuries

Describe any visible marks, such as redness or swelling. If there are no visible marks, state that.

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