When only one numeric identifier is used in a Wanted Person Query (QW), what is included in the response?

When conducting a Wanted Person Query using a single numeric identifier, the response will primarily include only the specific record that corresponds to that identifier. This approach ensures that the query is precise, allowing for the retrieval of targeted and relevant data about the individual in question.

The numeric identifier serves as a unique key that links directly to a singular record in the database, minimizing confusion or dilution of information that could arise from multiple records. In law enforcement contexts, it is crucial to have clear and accurate data, particularly when dealing with wanted individuals, as this can affect safety and procedural integrity.

In contrast, responses that include all records associated with that individual could lead to an overwhelming amount of information, making it difficult to ascertain the most pertinent details. Similarly, providing extraneous details such as last known addresses or pending charges is not the focus of a query keyed to a specific identifier, which reinforces the need for accuracy and clarity in law enforcement operations.