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What is the primary purpose of a Mobile ID device?
What is the primary purpose of a Mobile ID device?
- To record criminal activity for future prosecution
- To process fingerprint records in a laboratory setting
- To securely store sensitive information obtained from criminals, such as names, addresses and contacts.
- To identify or verify the identity of individuals in the field (correct)
If an individual is not identified in the Bexar County database using a Mobile ID, what is the next database searched?
If an individual is not identified in the Bexar County database using a Mobile ID, what is the next database searched?
- The Clarksville, WV database
- The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) database (correct)
- The Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS)
- The Federal Bureau of Investigations Repository of Individuals of Special Concern (FBI/RISC)
What is the maximum reported processing time for the FBI/RISC database during a Mobile ID search?
What is the maximum reported processing time for the FBI/RISC database during a Mobile ID search?
- 45 seconds
- 90 seconds
- 30 seconds
- 60 seconds (correct)
Prior to arrest, under which circumstance can the Mobile ID device be used on an individual?
Prior to arrest, under which circumstance can the Mobile ID device be used on an individual?
What type of information could you expect to be included in a response from the Bexar County AFIS after a Mobile ID search?
What type of information could you expect to be included in a response from the Bexar County AFIS after a Mobile ID search?
Under what circumstance is the use of Mobile ID permitted without an individual's consent?
Under what circumstance is the use of Mobile ID permitted without an individual's consent?
When is the use of Mobile ID allowed with the consent of the individual, even if they are not under arrest?
When is the use of Mobile ID allowed with the consent of the individual, even if they are not under arrest?
According to the policy, what action should a deputy take if they want to use Mobile ID in a non-standard way?
According to the policy, what action should a deputy take if they want to use Mobile ID in a non-standard way?
What does the policy say regarding using force with Mobile ID during the execution of a valid search warrant?
What does the policy say regarding using force with Mobile ID during the execution of a valid search warrant?
What constitutes a requirement for the subject's fingerprints, allowing for the use of Mobile ID without their consent?
What constitutes a requirement for the subject's fingerprints, allowing for the use of Mobile ID without their consent?
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What is Mobile ID?
What is Mobile ID?
A portable device used by law enforcement to identify individuals by comparing their fingerprints to databases.
What is Bexar County AFIS?
What is Bexar County AFIS?
A computerized database of fingerprints maintained by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.
What is DPS AFIS?
What is DPS AFIS?
A database of fingerprints maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
What is RISC?
What is RISC?
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How does Mobile ID search for a match?
How does Mobile ID search for a match?
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Mobile ID use during arrest
Mobile ID use during arrest
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Mobile ID use with a search warrant
Mobile ID use with a search warrant
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Mobile ID use when required by law
Mobile ID use when required by law
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Mobile ID use before arrest
Mobile ID use before arrest
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Mobile ID use after arrest
Mobile ID use after arrest
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Study Notes
Mobile Identification (Mobile ID)
- Mobile ID is a portable device for law enforcement to identify individuals.
- Databases searched: Bexar County, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI/RISC) Repository of Individuals of Special Concern.
- Bexar County database is searched first. If no match, the transaction moves to DPS, then FBI/RISC.
- Response times:
- Bexar County: 45 seconds
- DPS: 30 seconds
- FBI/RISC: 60 seconds
- Response times do not include wireless transmission time between device and AFIS databases.
- Bexar County response includes CJIS SID and photograph if available.
- DPS response: Hit, No-Hit, or Inconclusive along with DPS number.
- FBI/RISC response is the same as DPS.
Definitions
- Bexar County Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) is a computerized biometric matching system.
- Currently contains 450,000 fingerprint records.
- Texas Department of Public Safety's AFIS contains over 8 million records.
Consent for Use
- Mobile ID can be used if the subject gives knowing and voluntary consent.
- Consent can be withdrawn at any time.
- Mobile ID can be used without consent:
- Upon arrest
- If authorized by a valid search warrant
- If specifically required by statute.
Authorized Use
- Prior to arrest/detention, Mobile ID can be used with consent if:
- Deputy has reasonable suspicion of a crime and believes the scan will establish or contradict the subject's connection to the event.
- Deputy has reasonable suspicion the subject is wanted on an arrest warrant and the scan would establish or nullify the subject's identity.
- Deputy is citing a subject for a traffic violation or misdemeanor and reasonably suspects false information.
- Deputy has reasonable suspicion the subject is a witness to a crime and reasonably suspects false information.
Non-Standard Use
- Non-standard use requires notification and authorization from the deputy's supervisor.
- Examples include requests from outside agencies to fingerprint subjects in custody.
Unauthorized Use
- Mobile ID may not be used for random or general investigations or intelligence gathering.
- Deputies must comply with all established Sheriff’s Office policies.
- Unauthorized use may result in disciplinary action.
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This quiz provides insights into the Mobile Identification (Mobile ID) system used by law enforcement agencies. Explore the databases involved, response times, and definitions related to the identification process, including Bexar County and FBI repositories. Test your knowledge on how these systems function and their significance in public safety.
