I've got a cop who needs to look through some files.?
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Read the question, skimmed over the additional details, think I've got the answer for you (shouldn't do this late at night):\n\nAt my very small department, the newest officer on the department might end up investigating some new lead on the oldest case on file.  He would need no more permission to look at that file than the Chief of Police would.  If you're a law enforcement officer, then you're a law enforcement officer...and the crime reports of your employing agency are as open to you on your first day on the job as they would be on your last day on the job. \n\nIf what you're trying to do is establish the authority or ability of your officer to review those old crime reports, I'd suggest you not waste the time.  I don't know of any law enforcement agency that restricts an officer's ability to research old crime reports during an investigation into a current incident.\n\nEDIT:\n\nHmmm...you know, don't you, that a cop who is only on the job a week or two is very, VERY, probably not working by himself yet, right?  At least in California, every new law enforcement officer is required to go through a field training program, where a field training officer supervises the rookie every minute of every day the rookie is at work...and this goes on for a minimum of 12 weeks.   I can't imagine it's much different in any other agency in the country.
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go to a police station they would know
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http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Filemon.html\nFilemon\nThis is a free utility, you will need to build a filter so it only watches the folder you are interested in.  You can also turn on logging so it will recored the activity.  Great tool.
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Try doing a search for it and make sure it checks in hidden and expanded folders.
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BE VERY CAREFUL, although the files may be corrupt, they may also be a virus, trojan, or other harmful active code. Delete them
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try the local newspaper archives of the time at the local library or see if police records are available.
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Try searching in your local police station and they will tell you where to find.
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Ask your local police department they should know.
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That is because you are accessing the files on the C: drive right now.  There should be an option asking to rescan during your next reboot (of you are running Error Checking from the Properties of the Local Drive).  That is the option you need to take to completely scan the drive.
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Try going up to folder options and select show hidden files. Then you should be able to see all the files on your computer even hidden thumbs.
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You can go to the cache in the system section on your hard drive or there are programs that will retrieve info even after it has been trashed.  Norton utilities and such.  Good luck in finding out if he's been surfing for porn.  The scum bag.  If I'm wrong, forgive me, but there a very few other reasons to try to find out where you been on the magical web.  If he's Guitly, trash his A s s........ again, if not, shut my mouth.
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Go to start, my computer (if you don't have the desktop icon), C drive, program files, windows media center then under that there will be folders with different items in it, if it's not there, then if it's not there, you would go back to C drive and look under the windows folder.  Sometimes they are stored in both places so you might need to look at both.
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If you live near the area where the report might be, the clerk of criminal courts has the information and it is public.  Go, most are on computer, plug in the name, up pops case #'s etc.  You request the file read it and return it.
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yes, tools like Norton SYStem works and Ghost help recover these files. you can also use knoppix live to looks for these files, if you orginally knew where they were located.
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Check your local police station!\nTry NOT to get illegal access in police dept. database sys
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You need to get a lawyer so they can find out what evidence the police have.
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try contacting Scotland Yard...