Describe in detail the type of investigation you are conducting and for what type of crime.

Investigating Crime. Assume that you are a member of a team that is conducting an investigation. Select one type of investigation from the list below.Robbery Assault Sexual assault Theft and/or burglary Drug offense Organized crime White-collar crime Computer crime Answer the following questions in relations to your selection:Describe in detail the type of investigation you are conducting and for what type of crime. (Describe a crime scene – This can be completely of your own making, taken from a documented crime, a television show, or a book you have read on a specific crime. Get creative).Prepare a detailed plan that outlines the investigative and management steps your investigation will go through, from the beginning (when the crime was reported or discovered) to the end (when the perpetrator will be convicted).Discuss the steps that are involved, who is involved, and what role they play. Be sure to identify the role of the primary officer at the crime scene investigation, police management, further investigating officers or agencies, and the prosecution.Analyze the unique attributes this particular crime has and how you will deal with these issues in the investigation. (For example, is the crime scene underwater? How do you investigate? Did the robbery involve a weapon? How do you investigate?)Discuss the specific laws you must adhere to in order to create a flawless report for the prosecutor.Identify the specific issues you must deal with in the investigation of this particular crime (e.g., media exposure, community acceptance, other agencies involvement and cooperation, chain of evidence, trial testimony)?Outline of Final PaperReview the Final Paper instructions Above. Then, visit the Ashford Writing Center within the Learning Resources tab on the left navigation toolbar. Review the “Sample: Outline.” Format your outline for the Final Paper according to the “Sample: Outline.” (NOTE: In the “Sample: Outline,” it states that the thesis statement is the last one to three sentences of the introduction. However, the thesis statement must be one sentence in length and the last sentence of the introduction.)The outline must contain:Introduction with thesis statementAt least five body paragraphsConclusionReference page containing three scholarly resources, two of which can be found in the Ashford Online Library