Slanting, that is, including only one side of a story or only facts that tend to prove or support the officer's theory, can make a report:
A)objective.
B)exclusionary.
C)subjective.
D)exculpatory.

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Slanting a report means presenting a subjective view or bias towards one side of the story. This can make the report subjective, meaning it is influenced by the officer's personal opinions and beliefs rather than presenting an objective and factual account of the incident.

Slanting, That Is, Including Only One Side of a Story