Read the following passage and answer the question.
"A standard police report must be objective and factual. Officers should record only what they directly observed or what was reported to them, clearly distinguishing between the two. Opinions, assumptions, and conclusions should be avoided unless specifically required, such as in an officer's assessment section."
According to the passage, when may an officer include conclusions in a police report?
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A
Whenever the officer believes the conclusion is accurate
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B
Only when specifically required, such as in an assessment section
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C
In any section of the report as long as they are clearly labeled
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D
Never — only facts and observations are permitted