ALTHOUGH
POLICE BLOTTERS ARE OF LITTLE PROBATIVE VALUE, THEY ARE NEVERTHELESS ADMISSIBLE
AND CONSIDERED IN THE ABSENCE OF COMPETENT EVIDENCE TO REFUTE THE FACTS STATED
THEREIN.
Entries in police records made by a police officer in the performance of the
duty especially enjoined by law are prima facie evidence of the fact therein
stated, and their probative value may be either substantiated or nullified by
other competent evidence. (MCMER
CORPORATION, INC. VS. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS COMMISSION [2014]).
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