Knocking on the door:
Officers will usually knock on the door and attempt to make contact with the individual in question.
Verifying identity:
If the individual answers the door, officers will verify their identity and inquire about their well-being. They may ask questions to assess the person's mental or physical state.
Checking surroundings:
Officers may also visually inspect the surroundings for any signs of distress or danger, such as broken windows, unusual odors, or sounds indicating distress.
Speaking with neighbors or witnesses:
If necessary, officers may speak with neighbors or other witnesses to gather more information about the individual's well-being or recent activities.
Documenting findings:
Officers typically document their observations and any actions taken during the wellness check, including notes on the individual's condition and any steps taken to ensure their safety.
Documenting findings:
Officers typically document their observations and any actions taken during the wellness check, including notes on the individual's condition and any steps taken to ensure their safety.