Patrice and Leo go to State U in a neighboring state. They are at Cristina and Jordan's school this weekend for a debate tournament. They were shocked to hear about the case of disappearing evidence because it sounds a lot like something that happened last year at State U. Patrice and Leo end up talking to Cristina and Jordan for much of the evening about the facts of the case.

Cristina and Jordan have decided to request that the police form a task force after hearing Patrice and Leo’s information. Cristina and Jordan think a task force is needed based on these facts:

There are multiple crime scenes and multiple events.
The crimes are ongoing.
Some of the crimes happen on campus, and some do not.
The campus police investigates crimes on campus.
The local police department investigates crimes in town.
The crimes are receiving extensive media attention.
Too many people seem to have access to the case and evidence.
It is not clear who is ultimately in charge of all of the cases.
Help Cristina and Jordan write a brief proposal for the creation of a task force. You will need to cite not only the facts, but also what the facts mean in terms of long-term investigations and task forces (one to two sentences per fact).

For example, if one fact was that federal crimes were being committed, they would need to clarify what that fact means to the task force. In this instance, you might explain that a federal agency should work on the case to meet jurisdictional requirements.