The whole idea of a verbal warning is that it's not logged - it allows leeway for improvement. It allows someone to make a mistake and go (relatively) unpunished if they demonstrate a desire to change. Putting verbal warnings on rapsheets negates this idea entirely and just creates another form of warning, making this idea redundant in practice.

This suggestion would need great reform before becoming viable to implement.

The whole idea of a verbal warning is that it's not logged - it allows leeway for improvement. It allows someone to make a mistake and go (relatively) unpunished if they demonstrate a desire to change. Putting verbal warnings on rapsheets negates this idea entirely and just creates another form of warning, making this idea redundant in practice. This suggestion would need great reform before becoming viable to implement.