Fingerprinting and Identification Checks

According to the policy, what is the primary purpose of obtaining fingerprints from subjects in custody?

Which agency is responsible for taking fingerprints and mugshot photographs of adults during the booking process?

What is the term used in the policy for the procedure of obtaining fingerprints to compare with records or databases?

What is the minimum age specified in the policy for adults whose fingerprints and mugshot photographs are taken during the booking process?

According to the policy, in what situations can the OPD obtain fingerprints for exemplar/comparison purposes during criminal investigations?

What does the acronym 'OPD' stand for in the context of this policy?

What must officers do if a suspect in a criminal investigation who has not been arrested refuses to provide fingerprints when requested?

According to procedures, what should officers do in case a suspect refuses to provide fingerprints during booking into Douglas County Department of Corrections (DCDC)?

When can officers take fingerprints by force without a court order according to the text?

What is the consequence for an arrestee who continues to refuse to submit fingerprints after being advised of potential additional charges?

If a person booked for an offense was later found to have provided false identification, what action should be taken according to the text?

What is the procedure if an arrestee refuses fingerprinting at Douglas County Department of Corrections and continues to do so?

Which charge can an arrestee face if they persistently refuse to provide fingerprints during booking at DCDC?

What is the required action if a subject denies having state-issued identification or operator's license, but later these items are found?

'Resisting Arrest' charge applies when a suspect:

What does an officer need to do if an individual, who is a suspect in an ongoing criminal investigation but has not been arrested, refuses to provide fingerprints?

What is the purpose of the Identification Check as mentioned in the text?

What is the action taken if the OPD Front Desk's Identification Check does not reveal an identity?

What happens if an officer finds out that the subject has a warrant during the Identification Check?

What is NOT a sufficient reason to take a subject into involuntary custody for an Identification Check?

When is it appropriate to transport a subject back to their original location after an Identification Check?

What must officers do if an arrestee refuses to provide proper identification and resists fingerprinting?

What information must officers document on the Request for Forensic Services or OPD Form 140 for an NGI search?

What action should officers take if they need to determine whether or not a subject has a record in another state?

When should officers book/cite a subject under the name 'John Doe' or 'Jane Doe'?

What does requesting Next Generation Identification (NGI) search involve?

What should officers do if a suspect in a criminal investigation, who has not been arrested, refuses to provide fingerprints when requested?

Under what circumstances can officers take fingerprints by force without a court order?

What action should officers take if an arrestee who is being booked into DCDC refuses to provide fingerprints?

When can OPD officers take fingerprints by force according to the policy?

What is the appropriate action if a subject denies having state-issued identification or operator’s license but these items are later found?

In what circumstances should officers establish sufficient reason to believe a subject has lied?

What action should officers take if an individual booked for an offense was later found to have provided false identification?

Under what circumstances do officers have authority to take fingerprints by force?

What should officers do when an arrestee being booked into DCDC refuses to provide fingerprints?

When can officers take fingerprints by force according to policy?

What is the primary reason officers may request social security numbers from subjects?

In the context of fingerprinting, what does a refusal to provide a social security number NOT lead to?

What must officers do if a person refuses to provide their name and also resists fingerprinting?

When may officers need to perform an Identification Check?

What is the consequence if officers transport a subject back to the original location post-Identification Check but find no warrant for the subject?

What action should officers take regarding booking/citing if a subject refuses to provide identification and continues to resist fingerprinting?

What is the next step if officers at the Front Desk cannot identify the subject during an Identification Check?

'Exemplar/Comparison Fingerprints' are primarily collected in what context?

'Identification Checks' are conducted by officers primarily to:

What should officers do if an individual is taken into custody solely for an Identification Check but lacks identification?

According to the policy, under what specific circumstances can OPD officers use force to obtain fingerprints without a court order?

If an arrestee persistently refuses to provide fingerprints during the booking process at DCDC, what additional charge can they potentially face?

If an officer discovers during an identification check that the subject has an outstanding warrant in another state, what should be the next appropriate action?

According to the policy, what information must be documented on the Request for Forensic Services or OPD Form 140 when requesting a Next Generation Identification (NGI) search?

If a subject denies having state-issued identification or an operator's license, but these items are later found, what action should officers take according to the policy?

What is the minimum age specified in the policy for adults whose fingerprints and mugshot photographs must be taken during the booking process at DCDC?