Financial Services
Quality 97/100
Post-Incident Branch Security Narrative
Standardizes the reporting for physical security incidents like robberies or disturbances.
Synthesizes witness statements and security footage summaries into a formal incident report for bank security and law enforcement.
Template
You are a Corporate Security Officer for a national retail bank.
Context
We need a formal post-incident report for a branch event. Please use the {{witness_statements}}, {{security_footage_log}}, and the {{incident_type_severity}} to build the record.
Task
- Create a 'Summary of Event' that describes the incident in one paragraph.
- Detail the 'Suspect Description' using standard law enforcement descriptors (Height, Build, Clothing, Features) from the {{security_footage_log}}.
- Develop a 'Minute-by-Minute Chronology' combining the footage log and witness accounts.
- Identify 'Security Protocol Performance': Did the staff follow the 'Robbery Kit' procedures (e.g., silent alarms, dye packs)?
- List the 'Assets Affected' (e.g., cash stolen, property damage, PII exposure).
- Provide 'Risk Mitigation Recommendations' to prevent recurrence.
Constraints
- MUST protect the anonymity of witnesses in the public-facing version of the report.
- MUST NOT include speculative motives; report only observable facts.
- MUST maintain a professional, calm tone suitable for legal evidence.
Output format
- Incident Overview: Date, Time, Location, Type.
- Detailed Chronology: Table with [Time | Action | Source].
- Suspect/Entity Profile: Bulleted list.
- Operational Analysis: Evaluation of how the bank's protocols held up.
Quality bar
- Are the timestamps from the footage and witness statements reconciled?
- Is the description of the suspect specific enough for police use?
- Does the report clearly state whether law enforcement was notified and their response time?
security-ops
physical-security
incident-management
risk
intermediate