NCIC Information?

Question

When a dispatcher or authorized NCIC operator types in a persons information what data are they seeing and how much of it?

Answer 1

Name, social security, license number, address, date of Birth, check for active warrants, fingerprint identifiers, known alias, active probation supervision, and possible names , or names that could be similar. Identifying marks and tattoo's location of tattoos birth marks. If a driver query of drivers history is run , it will show all driving violations. A criminal history will show all past arrest and convictions. So in a nut shell just about everything. Any violations of misuse of ncic information is punishable by prison and and extremely high fines.

Answer 2

NCIC --stands for National Crime Information Center----

This center is used to give quick information to the law enforcement agencies that need it--It gives information such as a person's criminal record---missing persons--warrants--reports of stolen items--etc.

Basically the NCIC has reports of any type of criminal acts that have been recorded.

Answer 3

You can get a huge amount of information back, depending on the person. Wants, warrants, everything including that speeding ticket you got when you were 16. It sometimes takes a while just to sift through the stuff you get back and pick out the most important info. Anything that relates to your identity and or criminal past will show up, down to the last detail.

Answer 4

In addition to all of the above which is mostly accurate, states are now sending DNA swabs to the FBI on all felons. Indiana at least has begun and voted the money to do so. All felons not just sex offenders.

Answer 5

Wanted stautus,watch lists,missing persons.

Answer 6

they will know every thing that you have done from the age 17 and up even tickets

Answer 7

Whether there are active warrants for that person.