"A call for service is an event occurring in or near the City of Tucson to which one or more Tucson Police employees must respond to evaluate or take action, or an event that comes to the attention of police or is initiated by police that requires formal documentation (e.g., case report, supplemental report or accident report)." Examples: Citizens reporting a shooting, citizens reporting a traffic accident with injuries, citizens reporting a burglary, citizens reporting a ringing alarm bell, officers finding a stolen vehicle, detectives making an arrest, officers searching out and arresting a fugitive, citizens reporting a neighbor problem or suspicious activity. All calls for service receive a unique call number which serves as the incident identifier for police reference. Upon investigation, some calls for service are called crimes. Not all police contacts with the public are calls for service, and not all calls for service are crimes. Tucson Police Department - D. S. Ijams - February 1998