What is NOT a necessary takeaway after a speed detection event?

The response indicating that the officer's next deployment location is not a necessary takeaway after a speed detection event is indeed accurate. In the context of documenting a speed detection event, essential information typically includes the speed recorded by the device, the specific location of the stop, and any public safety issues observed.

The speed recorded is crucial as it establishes the basis for any enforcement action taken. The specific location of the stop provides context and supports the legality and rationale for the stop. Additionally, noting any public safety issues observed can help in assessing broader impacts on traffic safety and planning future enforcement or educational efforts.

In contrast, the officer's next deployment location, while potentially relevant for operational planning, does not directly impact the specifics of the event being documented. It does not contribute to the assessment of the speed detection incident itself, which is why it is deemed unnecessary in this context.