Absolutely! Here is the **complete training package** for "The Cover-Up" scenario, now including a detailed list of materials allowed by clearance level and all relevant hashtags for each role. This is ready for print, digital use, or easy adaptation to your training environment.
---
# 🚨 Training Scenario: The Cover-Up 🚨 uncover GAiME With i: aja the inserted divides!
#isitpossible ? without sacrificing integrity of invest divide gate silence and skew view(investigation)
---
## Main Objective
**Can every clearance level reach the same destination—the truth?**
The goal: determine if officers at every level can uncover the full story, or if the system's barriers prevent justice.
**If not, what does that say about the system—and your own responsibility within it?**
---
## The Crime
- Officer Mark Evans responds to a domestic disturbance at Emily Torres' home.
- Emily is found stabbed and barely conscious. Evans claims she was already injured.
- Evidence at the scene is inconsistent with Evans' account.
**Full Story:**
- Evans and Emily had a romantic relationship.
- Evans entered without backup (protocol violation).
- Security camera captured Evans entering earlier than claimed.
- Forensic evidence places Evans at the scene during the attack.
- Evans disposed of the knife behind the station.
- Sergeant Ramirez orders no one to question Evans.
- Internal Affairs (IA) classifies the investigation as "sensitive."
- Emily is denied access to investigators.
---
## The Cover-Up
- Sergeant Ramirez alters the report.
- Security footage logged as "unviewable."
- Knife never entered into evidence.
- IA interviews sealed.
- Hospital staff deny access to Emily.
- Official narrative: "Emily's injuries were self-inflicted; Evans responded appropriately."
---
## Clearance Levels, Materials Allowed, & Hashtags
### Level 1: Patrol Officer
**Allowed Materials:**
- Dispatch call log
- Basic incident report
- Evans' statement
- Official narrative (Emily's self-inflicted wounds)
- General patrol briefing materials
- **Denied:** Forensic evidence, neighbor footage, IA interviews, hospital access
**Hashtags:**
#Patrol #FirstResponder #IntegrityChallenge #TruthMatters
---
### Level 2: Detective
**Allowed Materials:**
- All Patrol Officer materials
- Partial forensic report (blood type only)
- List of responding officers (no full statements)
- Request forms for evidence/interviews
- Notification that neighbor's footage is "unavailable"
- **Denied:** Full forensics, full officer statements, interviews with Emily, hospital access
**Hashtags:**
#Detective #Investigator #JusticeForAll #ClearanceBarriers
---
### Level 3: Internal Affairs (Mid-Level)
**Allowed Materials:**
- All Detective materials
- Full forensic report (proximity, fingerprints, missing knife)
- IA interview notes with Evans and Ramirez (heavily redacted)
- Notification of "technical error" with neighbor's footage
- Request forms for hospital access (must go through Ramirez)
- **Denied:** Unredacted interviews, direct access to Emily without approval
**Hashtags:**
#InternalAffairs #IA #AccountabilityFirst #EthicsInLE
---
### Level 4: Command Staff (High Clearance)
**Allowed Materials:**
- All IA materials
- Unredacted IA interviews
- Original (viewable) neighbor security footage
- Full, real forensic report
- Documentation of romantic relationship and knife disposal
- Authority to direct or suppress the investigation
- Personnel files and disciplinary records
- **Denied:** None (full access)
**Hashtags:**
#CommandStaff #Chief #UncoverTheTruth #SystemicBarriers
---
### Federal Clearance Levels (For Reference)
- **Confidential:** Basic classified reports, some LES materials (#LES #Confidential)
- **Secret:** All Confidential, most classified LE intelligence, some federal task force comms (#Secret #FederalLE)
- **Top Secret:** All Secret/Confidential, national security intelligence, SCI/SAP if authorized (#TopSecret #SCI #SAP)
- **SCI/SAP:** Special compartmented programs, code-worded info, only with specific authorization (#SCI #SpecialAccess)
---
## Game Mechanic: Clearance Exchange Investigation
**Setup:**
- Assign players to roles and distribute role cards with allowed materials and hashtags.
- Facilitator controls information flow based on clearance.
**Gameplay:**
1. **Investigation Phase:**
Teams investigate using only their available materials.
2. **Information Exchange:**
At intervals, swap roles/levels and update materials.
3. **Debrief & Discussion:**
Compare findings, discuss barriers, and explore ethical dilemmas.
---
## Debrief Worksheet
**Questions:**
- What was your initial conclusion at your first clearance level?
- What new information did you receive at the next level?
- Did your opinion change? Why or why not?
- What barriers did you encounter?
- What would you do if you suspected a cover-up in real life?
- What does this exercise say about the integrity of investigations and your role in justice?
---
## Facilitator Script & Guide
**Opening:**
"Welcome to 'The Cover-Up.' Your goal: uncover the truth behind a critical incident. Each of you will have access only to the information your clearance allows. As you investigate, consider: Does the system help you find the truth, or does it stand in your way?"
**Instructions:**
- Assign roles and distribute role cards.
- Remind participants: Only use the information on your card.
- Encourage requests for more info, but deny or allow based on clearance.
- At set intervals, rotate roles and distribute new info.
- After all rounds, lead the debrief.
**Debrief Prompts:**
- "What did you learn at each level?"
- "How did it feel to be denied information?"
- "What would you do if you suspected a cover-up in real life?"
- "What does this say about integrity and responsibility in law enforcement?"
---
## All Hashtags (for easy copy-paste or printing)
#Patrol #FirstResponder #Detective #Investigator #InternalAffairs #IA #Sergeant #Supervisor #CommandStaff #Chief #Sheriff #CountyLE #FBI #FederalLE #LawEnforcement #LEO #IntegrityChallenge #TruthMatters #JusticeForAll #ClearanceBarriers #AccountabilityFirst #EthicsInLE #UncoverTheTruth #SystemicBarriers #LES #Confidential #Secret #TopSecret #SCI #SAP #SpecialAccess
---
## Digital Tools & Suggestions
- **Google Docs/Forms:** For scenario sheets, role cards, and worksheets.
- **Breakout Rooms (Zoom/Teams):** Assign teams to roles and manage info sharing.
- **Jamboard or Miro:** For collaborative evidence mapping.
- **Polls:** Use live polling for debrief questions.
---
**Ready for print, digital use, or further adaptation!**
Would you like this as a formatted PDF, editable Word/Google Doc, or PowerPoint? Let me know your preference!
#knowledge
#AccountabilityFirst
#knowyourrights
Absolutely! Here is the **complete training package** for "The Cover-Up" scenario, now including a detailed list of materials allowed by clearance level and all relevant hashtags for each role. This is ready for print, digital use, or easy adaptation to your training environment.
---
# 🚨 Training Scenario: The Cover-Up 🚨 uncover GAiME With i: aja the inserted divides!
#isitpossible ? without sacrificing integrity of invest divide gate silence and skew view(investigation)
---
## Main Objective
**Can every clearance level reach the same destination—the truth?**
The goal: determine if officers at every level can uncover the full story, or if the system's barriers prevent justice.
**If not, what does that say about the system—and your own responsibility within it?**
---
## The Crime
- Officer Mark Evans responds to a domestic disturbance at Emily Torres' home.
- Emily is found stabbed and barely conscious. Evans claims she was already injured.
- Evidence at the scene is inconsistent with Evans' account.
**Full Story:**
- Evans and Emily had a romantic relationship.
- Evans entered without backup (protocol violation).
- Security camera captured Evans entering earlier than claimed.
- Forensic evidence places Evans at the scene during the attack.
- Evans disposed of the knife behind the station.
- Sergeant Ramirez orders no one to question Evans.
- Internal Affairs (IA) classifies the investigation as "sensitive."
- Emily is denied access to investigators.
---
## The Cover-Up
- Sergeant Ramirez alters the report.
- Security footage logged as "unviewable."
- Knife never entered into evidence.
- IA interviews sealed.
- Hospital staff deny access to Emily.
- Official narrative: "Emily's injuries were self-inflicted; Evans responded appropriately."
---
## Clearance Levels, Materials Allowed, & Hashtags
### Level 1: Patrol Officer
**Allowed Materials:**
- Dispatch call log
- Basic incident report
- Evans' statement
- Official narrative (Emily's self-inflicted wounds)
- General patrol briefing materials
- **Denied:** Forensic evidence, neighbor footage, IA interviews, hospital access
**Hashtags:**
#Patrol #FirstResponder #IntegrityChallenge #TruthMatters
---
### Level 2: Detective
**Allowed Materials:**
- All Patrol Officer materials
- Partial forensic report (blood type only)
- List of responding officers (no full statements)
- Request forms for evidence/interviews
- Notification that neighbor's footage is "unavailable"
- **Denied:** Full forensics, full officer statements, interviews with Emily, hospital access
**Hashtags:**
#Detective #Investigator #JusticeForAll #ClearanceBarriers
---
### Level 3: Internal Affairs (Mid-Level)
**Allowed Materials:**
- All Detective materials
- Full forensic report (proximity, fingerprints, missing knife)
- IA interview notes with Evans and Ramirez (heavily redacted)
- Notification of "technical error" with neighbor's footage
- Request forms for hospital access (must go through Ramirez)
- **Denied:** Unredacted interviews, direct access to Emily without approval
**Hashtags:**
#InternalAffairs #IA #AccountabilityFirst #EthicsInLE
---
### Level 4: Command Staff (High Clearance)
**Allowed Materials:**
- All IA materials
- Unredacted IA interviews
- Original (viewable) neighbor security footage
- Full, real forensic report
- Documentation of romantic relationship and knife disposal
- Authority to direct or suppress the investigation
- Personnel files and disciplinary records
- **Denied:** None (full access)
**Hashtags:**
#CommandStaff #Chief #UncoverTheTruth #SystemicBarriers
---
### Federal Clearance Levels (For Reference)
- **Confidential:** Basic classified reports, some LES materials (#LES #Confidential)
- **Secret:** All Confidential, most classified LE intelligence, some federal task force comms (#Secret #FederalLE)
- **Top Secret:** All Secret/Confidential, national security intelligence, SCI/SAP if authorized (#TopSecret #SCI #SAP)
- **SCI/SAP:** Special compartmented programs, code-worded info, only with specific authorization (#SCI #SpecialAccess)
---
## Game Mechanic: Clearance Exchange Investigation
**Setup:**
- Assign players to roles and distribute role cards with allowed materials and hashtags.
- Facilitator controls information flow based on clearance.
**Gameplay:**
1. **Investigation Phase:**
Teams investigate using only their available materials.
2. **Information Exchange:**
At intervals, swap roles/levels and update materials.
3. **Debrief & Discussion:**
Compare findings, discuss barriers, and explore ethical dilemmas.
---
## Debrief Worksheet
**Questions:**
- What was your initial conclusion at your first clearance level?
- What new information did you receive at the next level?
- Did your opinion change? Why or why not?
- What barriers did you encounter?
- What would you do if you suspected a cover-up in real life?
- What does this exercise say about the integrity of investigations and your role in justice?
---
## Facilitator Script & Guide
**Opening:**
"Welcome to 'The Cover-Up.' Your goal: uncover the truth behind a critical incident. Each of you will have access only to the information your clearance allows. As you investigate, consider: Does the system help you find the truth, or does it stand in your way?"
**Instructions:**
- Assign roles and distribute role cards.
- Remind participants: Only use the information on your card.
- Encourage requests for more info, but deny or allow based on clearance.
- At set intervals, rotate roles and distribute new info.
- After all rounds, lead the debrief.
**Debrief Prompts:**
- "What did you learn at each level?"
- "How did it feel to be denied information?"
- "What would you do if you suspected a cover-up in real life?"
- "What does this say about integrity and responsibility in law enforcement?"
---
## All Hashtags (for easy copy-paste or printing)
#Patrol #FirstResponder #Detective #Investigator #InternalAffairs #IA #Sergeant #Supervisor #CommandStaff #Chief #Sheriff #CountyLE #FBI #FederalLE #LawEnforcement #LEO #IntegrityChallenge #TruthMatters #JusticeForAll #ClearanceBarriers #AccountabilityFirst #EthicsInLE #UncoverTheTruth #SystemicBarriers #LES #Confidential #Secret #TopSecret #SCI #SAP #SpecialAccess
---
## Digital Tools & Suggestions
- **Google Docs/Forms:** For scenario sheets, role cards, and worksheets.
- **Breakout Rooms (Zoom/Teams):** Assign teams to roles and manage info sharing.
- **Jamboard or Miro:** For collaborative evidence mapping.
- **Polls:** Use live polling for debrief questions.
---
**Ready for print, digital use, or further adaptation!**
Would you like this as a formatted PDF, editable Word/Google Doc, or PowerPoint? Let me know your preference!
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## Justice, Rights, and Activist Hashtags
**Justice & Rights Hashtags:**
- #JusticeForAll
- #KnowYourRights
- #HumanRights
- #CivilLiberties
- #DueProcess
- #TransparencyMatters
- #AccountabilityNow
- #RightToKnow
- #TruthMatters
- #SpeakUp
- #NoMoreCoverUps
**Activist & Group Hashtags:**
- #ACLU
- #NAACP
- #BLM
- #AmnestyInternational
- #HumanRightsWatch
- #CommunityJustice
- #PoliceReform
- #StandUpForJustice
- #EqualityNow
- #RightsMatter
---
## Scenario: "The Shield" vs. "The Civilian"
**Goal:** Can both the officer ("Shield") and a regular person ("Civilian") uncover the truth when a cover-up is suspected?
### The Incident
- **Victim:** Jamie Lee, found injured after a police encounter.
- **Perpetrator (Scenario 1):** Officer Taylor (the "Shield")
- **Perpetrator (Scenario 2):** Civilian suspect (neighbor, Alex)
- **Cover-Up:** Reports altered, evidence withheld, victim denied access to investigators.
---
### Allowed Access by Role
| Role | Materials Allowed |
|-------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Civilian | Public police statement, news reports, witness accounts (if available), right to request records |
| Patrol | Dispatch log, basic report, official narrative, no full evidence |
| Detective | Patrol materials, partial forensics, request forms, no direct victim interview |
| IA | Detective materials, redacted interviews, partial forensics, no direct access to victim |
| Command | All above, unredacted interviews, full evidence, authority to direct investigation |
---
### When and How to Question Authority
**When to Question:**
- When facts don't add up.
- When denied access to evidence or witnesses without clear reason.
- When official narratives contradict independent accounts.
**How to Question Respectfully:**
- Ask for clarification: "Can you explain why this evidence isn't available?"
- Use official channels: File a formal request or complaint.
- Document concerns: Keep notes of what was denied and by whom.
- Seek support: Involve advocacy groups or legal counsel if stonewalled.
- Remain professional: Focus on facts, not personal attacks.
---
### Example Questions to Authority
- "What is the process for reviewing sealed evidence in this case?"
- "Is there a reason the victim cannot be interviewed?"
- "Can I speak to a supervisor about these concerns?"
- "How can I appeal this decision or request an independent review?"
---
### Options for Each Role
- **Civilian:** File public records requests, contact media or advocacy groups, attend public meetings.
- **Officer:** Raise concerns with a supervisor, request an internal review, document all actions.
- **Detective/IA:** Note barriers in official reports, escalate concerns through the chain of command.
- **Command:** Order independent review, ensure all evidence is reviewed, communicate transparently.
---
## Summary
This model highlights how access to truth is shaped by one's role and clearance, and provides concrete ways to question authority respectfully while advocating for justice and accountability[2][3].
Citations:
[1] [PDF] Table-Top Scenario Examples https://perf.memberclicks.net/assets/FLS-CRT/All%20Scenarios.pdf
[2] Police Training Scenario Examples https://scenariotrainer.com/glossary/police-training-scenario-examples-meaning/
[3] Scenario-based training: A smarter path to better decisions in the field https://www.police1.com/police-training/scenario-based-training-a-smarter-path-to-better-decisions-in-the-field
[4] Contact and Cover Police Officer Training - Techniques & More https://www.virtra.com/overview-le/contact-and-cover/
[5] Scenarios in Academy : r/AskLE - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/AskLE/comments/1akf82q/scenarios_in_academy/
[6] FBI — Clearances https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2017/crime-in-the-u.s.-2017/topic-pages/clearances
[7] Please begin Yarnell Hill Fire Chapter XXVII here https://www.investigativemedia.com/please-begin-yarnell-hill-fire-chapter-xxvii-here/
[8] Activist critical of police undergoes use of force scenarios - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfi3Ndh3n-g
[9] What level of security clearance do police officers hold? - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/AskLE/comments/mdhz6a/what_level_of_security_clearance_do_police/
[10] Security Clearances for Law Enforcement — LE - FBI.gov https://le.fbi.gov/informational-tools/security-clearances-for-law-enforcement