Which type of administrative message indicates a non-criminal service request?

A non-criminal service request is typically associated with inquiries that do not directly involve criminal activity but rather seek assistance or information. In this context, the choice that best fits this description is "Attempt to locate." This type of administrative message indicates that an individual or item is sought for reasons that are not necessarily linked to criminal behavior; for example, it could involve locating a missing person who may not be involved in any illegal activities or a welfare check.

The other options relate more closely to criminal activity or law enforcement operations. "Investigate for" suggests that there is a situation requiring further examination, which usually implies potential criminal aspects. "General Information" might cover a wide array of topics but does not specifically categorize non-criminal requests as effectively as "Attempt to locate." "BOLO alerts," which stand for "Be On the Look Out," are specific notifications regarding individuals who may be involved in criminal activity or are wanted by law enforcement, thus are not aligned with non-criminal service requests.