What are the three types of photos that should be taken of an arrestee?

• A. Overall or full body; Mid-range; Close ups
• B. Front, side, back
• C. Portrait, action, X-ray
• D. Full body, headshots, wildlife

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to document an arrestee with three different photo scales so you capture a complete visual record: a full-body shot to show overall appearance, clothing, height, and posture; a mid-range shot to clearly show facial features while still including some context from the torso and clothing; and close-up shots to capture facial details and any distinguishing marks, like tattoos or scars. This combination ensures identification is reliable and that important details aren’t missed in wider or tighter frames. Other options mix unrelated or less useful categories, so they don’t provide the same comprehensive documentation.