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quote:Lytinwheedle came out of the closet to say: Thank you for reading the thread first.
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quote:thesacrifice came out of the closet to say: why? are YOU the scammer? dun dun dun
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May 3, 2004 23:54
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quote:Accipiter came out of the closet to say: Most local databases can be searched by name only. NCIC, and its Florida equivalent FCIC, require a name and date of birth. It might sound stupid, and sometimes it can be a pain in the rear end when it comes to searching for people. Everything that is run through NCIC/FCIC is printed. When a common name, such as "John Smith" is run, anyone with a warrant that has a close name or DOB comes back, and you get stuck listening to a dot matrix printer for 20 minutes. Now imagine Mr. Smith getting run and they ALL come back. The printer would kill itself. Also, when you run someone, you have to verify that the warrant is for that person. Arresting someone incorrectly could mean a lawsuit against the arresting officer/agency. Once you establish that warrant=person, it has to be verified that the person is still wanted by sending a message through NCIC (works like a very official IM system). Criminal histories work the same way as looking up warrants. quote:
I, for one, would not put my NCIC certification and job on the line to look this guy up. Anything on NCIC is NOT public record. I don't want the secret service on my rear end, and yes, they would be. Someone a few years back ran the president. Not 10 minutes later, someone from the secret service showed up wondering why they did that. Also, I'll answer any related questions that I can.
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quote:Not My Leg came out of the closet to say: Depending on how the entering agency put in that particular person's warrant or whatever, that agency has the option to have a notice sent to them (which is immediate) any time that person is run. Now if he is in Iowa, and I run him in Florida, I'll most likely get a phone call in about 5 or 10 minutes from whatever agency put his warrant into the system wondering why I had run him, and if I didn't have a good excuse, he could file a complaint and have my certification revoked. The gov't is pretty hardcore about that. Stolen Vehicles work the same way. Occasionally it'll be a couple of days before a stolen vehicle is entered, and once I enter it, I get a list of every agency that has run the vehicle's tag , showing me which direction the vehicle is heading. It's pretty cool sometimes. quote:Which President and what did they find? It happened a few years before I started working there, but I was told that it was Reagan and nothing came back. I guess when you're president that stuff tends to disappear. DAT RAM fucked around with this message at 03:08 on May 9, 2004 |
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May 9, 2004 03:06
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quote:Dr.SchadenFreud came out of the closet to say: Billy witch doctor dot com says: Arise, thread, arise.
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May 10, 2004 03:16
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quote:MyNameIsJeff came out of the closet to say: I say substitute one of the back of the p-p-p-owerbook! frames with the bluetooth mouse. I can't look at that and not laugh.
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May 10, 2004 22:18
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quote:MyNameIsJeff came out of the closet to say: I've made a PDF of it for you. http://students.uwf.edu/cjg5/sa/thepowerbook.pdf Unlimited university bandwith...go nuts!
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quote:Angelfck came out of the closet to say: Too late... http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1049091
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