What type of law enforcement report focuses on individual officer activities?

Operational reports are designed to detail the activities and actions taken by individual officers during their shifts. These reports typically document specific incidents, interactions with the public, arrests, and any enforcement actions undertaken by officers. The primary focus of operational reports is to provide an account of day-to-day police work and to track the performance and activities of officers in the field.

In contrast, administrative reports tend to focus on the broader organizational aspects of law enforcement agencies, such as policy updates, budget allocations, staffing, and overall operational effectiveness. While they may include summaries of activities, they do not delve into the individual officer's actions to the extent that operational reports do.

Neither "both operational and administrative reports" nor "none of the above" captures the specific focus of operational reports on individual officer activities, making the first choice the most accurate.