A child is unlawfully taken from a city playground by a noncustodial parental who intends to start another life outside the investigating agency's jurisdiction. During the abduction, the suspect commits several traffic violations in an attempt to flee. Early in the investigation, investigators request an off-line search from NCIC
What information may an "off-line search" from NCIC provide in this case?
A) Information regarding any wants or warrants for the suspect
B) Information regarding officers from other jurisdictions stopping the suspect for traffic violations
C) A complete list of the suspect's past residences in the past 10 years
D) Nothing of evidentiary value
Answer: B
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