What type of report is filed if no offense of domestic violence is alleged?

The type of report that is filed when no offense of domestic violence is alleged is a Domestic Incident Report. This report is specifically used to document incidents involving domestic issues, regardless of whether any criminal offense occurred. It serves to provide a detailed account of the events, allowing law enforcement to track patterns of behavior, offer resources to those involved, and serve as a record for any future incidents, whether criminal or not.

While the other report types have their specific purposes, they do not apply as accurately to situations where domestic violence is not alleged. An Accident Report is typically used for traffic incidents or other accidents, an Investigative Report focuses on active investigations of specific incidents that may result in a crime, and an Incident Summary Report serves as a brief overview or summary of events related to an incident but may lack the detail necessary for domestic situations. Thus, the Domestic Incident Report is the most appropriate choice when no offense of domestic violence is indicated.