True or False: There is such a thing as a verbal citation.

A verbal citation is not an established form of citation in law enforcement practices. Typically, citations are formal documents that record a violation and specify penalties or required actions, such as fines or court appearances. These documents provide clear evidence of the infraction and ensure that the violator has a written record of their offense.

While officers may issue verbal warnings or express the details of a violation verbally, these do not constitute an official citation. Verbal warnings are intended to educate or inform the individual about their behavior rather than serve as formal legal documentation. Consequently, the concept of a "verbal citation" does not align with the established practices of law enforcement, where documentation is essential for accountability and legal procedures.

Hence, identifying the statement as false is accurate, as the terminology and function of citations do not include a verbal form.