In the 4 R's for graffiti response, which action comes third?

In the 4 R's for graffiti response, which action comes third?

• A. Read it
• B. Record it
• C. Remove it
• D. Report it

Answer: (D)

In this sequence, after you’ve read what the graffiti says or shows to understand the situation, you document the details by recording them. The next step is to report it to the proper authorities or supervisors so the incident is officially logged and the appropriate actions can be authorized. Reporting first ensures that any investigative or administrative steps are followed and that you don’t accidentally destroy potential evidence by cleaning up too early. Removal comes last, carried out under the right authorization and typically after the incident is documented, to restore the property once the proper procedures are in motion.

In this sequence, after you’ve read what the graffiti says or shows to understand the situation, you document the details by recording them. The next step is to report it to the proper authorities or supervisors so the incident is officially logged and the appropriate actions can be authorized. Reporting first ensures that any investigative or administrative steps are followed and that you don’t accidentally destroy potential evidence by cleaning up too early. Removal comes last, carried out under the right authorization and typically after the incident is documented, to restore the property once the proper procedures are in motion.