FCIC NCIC
Question 1.
Identify the acronyms FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC- Florida Crime Information Center NCIC- National Crime Information Center
Question 2.
Determine what information is available through FCIC. Information contained in the FCIC database includes but is not limited to the
following: 6)
ANSWER
1. Statewide information on persons and property.
2. Driver's license and registration information.
3. Wanted and missing persons 4.. Stolen guns
5. Vehicles, and other property, and persons' status files
6. Computerized criminal history.
Question 3.
Identify the location of FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC is housed at FDLE in Tallahassee, FL. NCIC is housed and maintained by the FBI in Clarksburg, WV.
Question 4.
Identify the relationship between FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
NCIC contains stolen, abandoned, and recovered property and wanted and missing persons files for all 50 states, Canada, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the
commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. NCIC makes Florida data available to all criminal justice agencies.
Question 5.
Identify the major assets of the FCIC.
ANSWER
Enables officers to gather criminal history or stolen property information, so they can appropriately deal with many incidents.
Question 6.
Identify the national communications link available through FCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC connects to the International Justice and Public Safety Information Sharing Network. (NLETS)
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, Question 7.
Identify how information becomes available through FCIC.
ANSWER
INLETS allows for interstate and interagency information exchanges. NLETS has the capability to receive, store, and forward message traffic to and from its
user agencies.
Question 8.
Identify factors that will ensure officers' efficient and effective use of the FCIC system.
ANSWER
System users must attend the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) certification class and pass the certification exam.
Question 9.
Identify the legal issues for confidential information that is disseminated for non-law-enforcement purposes.
ANSWER
Misuse of the FCIC/NCIC system can result in both disciplinary and legal action including termination against the officers involved. The agency involved
could lose as an FCIC terminal site.
Question 10.
Identify what information to provide when re-questing a check.
ANSWER
When requesting information on a wanted or missing person, officers should provide all identification data available, such as(1) name, (2)race(3) sex(4) date
of birth(5) physical features, (6)approximate height and weight, etc. For vehicle or vessel identification information, an officer should provide the vessel
name, manufacturer, license, tag/decal number, year of make, etc. For stolen property requests, the name, manufacturer, description of property, shape, etc.
Question 11.
When requesting information on a wanted or missing person, officers should provide all identification data available, such as....
ANSWER
(1) name, (2)race(3) sex(4) date of birth(5) physical features (6)approximate height and weight, etc.
Question 12.
For vehicle or vessel identification information, an officer should provide......
ANSWER
The vessel name, manufacturer, license, tag/decal number, year of make, etc.
Question 13.
For stolen property requests,.......
ANSWER
the name, manufacturer, description of property, shape, etc.
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Question 1.
Identify the acronyms FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC- Florida Crime Information Center NCIC- National Crime Information Center
Question 2.
Determine what information is available through FCIC. Information contained in the FCIC database includes but is not limited to the
following: 6)
ANSWER
1. Statewide information on persons and property.
2. Driver's license and registration information.
3. Wanted and missing persons 4.. Stolen guns
5. Vehicles, and other property, and persons' status files
6. Computerized criminal history.
Question 3.
Identify the location of FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC is housed at FDLE in Tallahassee, FL. NCIC is housed and maintained by the FBI in Clarksburg, WV.
Question 4.
Identify the relationship between FCIC and NCIC.
ANSWER
NCIC contains stolen, abandoned, and recovered property and wanted and missing persons files for all 50 states, Canada, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the
commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. NCIC makes Florida data available to all criminal justice agencies.
Question 5.
Identify the major assets of the FCIC.
ANSWER
Enables officers to gather criminal history or stolen property information, so they can appropriately deal with many incidents.
Question 6.
Identify the national communications link available through FCIC.
ANSWER
FCIC connects to the International Justice and Public Safety Information Sharing Network. (NLETS)
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, Question 7.
Identify how information becomes available through FCIC.
ANSWER
INLETS allows for interstate and interagency information exchanges. NLETS has the capability to receive, store, and forward message traffic to and from its
user agencies.
Question 8.
Identify factors that will ensure officers' efficient and effective use of the FCIC system.
ANSWER
System users must attend the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) certification class and pass the certification exam.
Question 9.
Identify the legal issues for confidential information that is disseminated for non-law-enforcement purposes.
ANSWER
Misuse of the FCIC/NCIC system can result in both disciplinary and legal action including termination against the officers involved. The agency involved
could lose as an FCIC terminal site.
Question 10.
Identify what information to provide when re-questing a check.
ANSWER
When requesting information on a wanted or missing person, officers should provide all identification data available, such as(1) name, (2)race(3) sex(4) date
of birth(5) physical features, (6)approximate height and weight, etc. For vehicle or vessel identification information, an officer should provide the vessel
name, manufacturer, license, tag/decal number, year of make, etc. For stolen property requests, the name, manufacturer, description of property, shape, etc.
Question 11.
When requesting information on a wanted or missing person, officers should provide all identification data available, such as....
ANSWER
(1) name, (2)race(3) sex(4) date of birth(5) physical features (6)approximate height and weight, etc.
Question 12.
For vehicle or vessel identification information, an officer should provide......
ANSWER
The vessel name, manufacturer, license, tag/decal number, year of make, etc.
Question 13.
For stolen property requests,.......
ANSWER
the name, manufacturer, description of property, shape, etc.
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