Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the shift supervisor when handling a DAR?

Evaluating the inmate's mental health is a responsibility that typically falls outside the direct purview of the shift supervisor handling a Daily Activity Report (DAR). This task is generally performed by mental health professionals or specialized staff trained to assess mental health conditions. The role of the shift supervisor primarily involves overseeing operational procedures and ensuring compliance with policies and regulations related to inmate management rather than conducting mental health evaluations.

The other responsibilities mentioned, such as initiating an Incident Report (IR), notifying Jail Crimes, and attaching a copy of the IR to the DAR, are all integral functions that the shift supervisor must perform to ensure proper documentation and communication regarding incidents that occur during their shift. These actions are vital for maintaining security, accountability, and the thoroughness of administrative processes within the jail environment.