When reporting an incident, which detail is NOT essential for a security guard to include?

In the context of incident reporting, including essential details is critical for providing a clear and comprehensive account of what occurred. The names of the individuals involved, the location of the incident, and the nature of the incident are all fundamental components that help to establish the who, where, and what of the situation.

The weather conditions at the time, while potentially relevant in certain scenarios, are generally not considered essential in the context of most incidents a security guard might report. For example, if an incident involved a theft or altercation, the specifics of weather conditions would rarely influence the essential understanding or outcome of that incident. Therefore, this detail can be deemed less critical for the initial report, allowing security personnel to focus on more substantive elements that directly relate to the safety and security context of the event.