Replies to inquiries from NCIC are divided into parts called “fields.” Each field is an item of data such as a color, type, etc. All the fields put together make up the “record format” for that particular message. All the fields in a message are identified by a code, followed by a slash (/), and then the data for that field. Following is a list of the field identifiers that are used by NCIC to assist you in understanding these messages.
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CODE |
MEANING |
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AKA |
Alias Name |
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AOV |
Age of Victim |
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CMC |
Caution and Medical Conditions |
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CON |
Date of Conviction |
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COU |
County |
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CRR |
Conviction Resulting in Registration |
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CTY |
City |
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DNA |
DNA Availability |
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DOB |
Date of Birth |
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DTE |
Date Entered |
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ERD |
Ending Registration Date |
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EYE |
Eye Color |
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FBI |
FBI Criminal History Record Number |
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FPC |
Fingerprint Classification |
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HAI |
Hair Color |
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HGT |
Height |
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LIC |
License Plate Number |
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LIS |
License Plate State |
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LIT |
License Plate Type |
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LIY |
License Plate Year of Expiration |
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MIS |
Miscellaneous |
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MKE |
Message Key |
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MNU |
Miscellaneous Number |
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NAM |
Name |
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NIC |
NCIC Number |
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OCA |
Originating Agency Case Number |
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OLN |
Operator’s License Number |
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OLS |
Operator’s License State of Issuance |
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OLY |
Operator’s License Year of Expiration |
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ORD |
Offender Registration Date |
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ORI |
Originating Agency Identifier |
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PLC |
Place of Crime |
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POB |
Place of Birth |
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RAC |
Race |
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SEX |
Sex |
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SKN |
Skin Tone |
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SMT |
Scar, Mark, or Tattoo |
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SNA |
Street Name |
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SNU |
Street Number |
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SOC |
Social Security Number |
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SOV |
Sex of Victim |
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SXP |
Sexual Predator Indicator |
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TNO |
Telephone Number |
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VCO |
Vehicle Color |
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VIN |
Vehicle Identification Number |
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VMA |
Vehicle Make |
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VMO |
Vehicle Model |
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VST |
Vehicle Style |
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VYR |
Vehicle Year |
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WGT |
Weight |
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ZIP |
Zip Code |
Many of these fields have been further explained in the wanted persons section of this manual. Those fields that are unique to the Sex Offender Registration File are explained in the following section. Responses from the Wisconsin Sex Offender Registration File also contain fields that do not appear on an NCIC response. These are also explained in the following section.