If a trainee participates in an interview or interrogation, who should they notify as soon as possible?

In the context of participating in an interview or interrogation, notifying the basic training supervisor is crucial. This person is responsible for overseeing the training curriculum and ensuring that all educational and procedural standards are met. By informing the basic training supervisor, the trainee ensures that their participation is acknowledged and that any necessary debriefing or educational follow-up can occur. This communication helps maintain the integrity of the training program and allows for proper documentation of the experience, which can be valuable for assessments and future training purposes.

Other roles, such as instructor or class coordinator, while important in a training environment, may not be the most immediate point of contact for issues directly related to an interview or interrogation that the trainee has participated in. This makes notifying the basic training supervisor the most appropriate action.