LOCAL AGENCY MUST STILL RUN A FILE CHECK (QHW) TO DETERMINE WARRANTS/HOLDS II. If name is not on CCH, prints are compared to all fingerprints in AFIS for.

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1 LOCAL AGENCY MUST STILL RUN A FILE CHECK (QHW) TO DETERMINE WARRANTS/HOLDS II. If name is not on CCH, prints are compared to all fingerprints in AFIS for possible match. CCH I. If Criminal History Record exists for same name – fingerprints are confirmed for match. LEIN (CHR) NETWORK CLOUD (POP) BOOKING ENTRY MUG (OPTIONAL) LIVE SCAN CJIC (MAILED CARDS PROCESSED) DATA ENTRY (HARD CARDS) FBI IAFIS IV. NATIONAL FINGER PRINT SEARCH – results within 2 hours of MI response, including warrants/holds from other states. AFIS - typical results within 1 hour. III. Prints are searched against unsolved latent database for possible match with prints taken from crime scene. SCANNER FORENSIC LAB SNAP (Mugshots)

2 AFIS & Livescan  AFIS = Automated Fingerprint Identification System  AFIS is a central computer repository for automatically searching, matching, encoding and storing fingerprints. This system is maintained by the Michigan State Police.  Livescan is the process of scanning a person’s fingerprints to enable the electronic transmission of a digitized image to AFIS

3 Transaction Responses  To the Livescan  Transaction Received  Transaction Accepted/Rejected  Through LEIN  Michigan Response  FBI Response  FBI Warrant

4 Livescan  Transaction Control Number (TCN)  Used to follow transaction all the way through the system(s).  Unique to that arrest/transaction.  Has identifiers unique to the specific livescan.  Retention on Criminal History  Arrests should be reported and retained at time of arrest.  Send Copy to  State and FBI responses can be sent to additional ORIs.  Arresting agency, Prosecutor...

5 Quick ID I. QUICK ID - fingerprints are not retained in the AFIS database - arrest information is not retained on criminal history record II. WHEN TO USE QUICK ID A. IN CUSTODY FOR PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ARREST. B. John Doe (non-criminal) C. Bench Warrant/FTA Arrests (Note: original arrest has already been reported/retained on criminal history record) D. Prisoner Movement E. ??? MANDATORY FIELDS FOR QUICK ID RETENTION = N NAME SEX RACE DATE of BIRTH FINGERPRINTS

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7 Law Enforcement - Livescan  Reportable  Livescan build all reportable arrests.  Felony  Misdemeanors (92 day and below and 93 day and above)  Ordinances (that substantially equate to state law)  Juvenile (if reportable as an adult)  Electronic submissions for Applicant.  Method of Reporting  Arrest segment TCN/OCA  Charge/Prosecutor segment TCN/OCA  Disposition/Court segment CTN -> TCN/OCA Ordinances must be reported using TCN/OCA

8 OCA - Incident # - Case # - Complaint #  Incident Number - consistency/uniformity for Corrections and Prosecutor entry.  Things to take into consideration  12 characters on Livescan - only 9 characters in booking  Agency identifiers from ORI (MI 12 112 00)  Dashes, alphanumeric, etc  Examples:  112-1234-03  SHPD-1234-03  123403

9 WANTS/WARRANTS LEIN = Name & DOB AFIS = Fingerprints John Robinson, DOB 1-1-71 John Doe, DOB 1-1-72 John Smith, DOB 1-1-73 Jake Doe, DOB 1-1-75 SID #1234567A

10 MICHIGAN STATE POLICE Statewide Network of Agency Photos (SNAP) Central repository of images. Accessible by web browser front end. 28 Counties, Detroit & DOC submitting images to SNAP 750,000 images. Submitting agencies can receive retrieval licenses. Line Ups, Missing and Wanted Posters. Facial Recognition.

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20 Livescan Statistics  200 Livescan Devices Connected  150 Law Enforcement Agencies  66 Counties  54,682 Transactions for March 2005  29,158 Criminal Build Transactions  9,458 Criminal ID Transactions  16,065 Applicant ID Transactions  1,700 average Transactions per day  1,000 Livescan Transactions per day 76% of all Criminal builds  700 Card Scan Transactions per day

21 History of Michigan Livescan

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24 Law Enforcement - Livescan  100% Paperless  Arrest segment  Charge/Prosecutor segment  Disposition/Court segment  Applicant  Law Enforcement  Livescan build all reportable arrests.  Felony  Misdemeanors  Ordinances (that substantially equate to state law)  Juvenile (if reportable as an adult)  Electronic submissions for Applicant.

25 Law Enforcement - Livescan Access to Livescan Central Booking  Problems  Too busy to process low misdemeanors and ordinances.  Too far to drive.  Takes law enforcement off the streets too long.

26 Law Enforcement - Livescan Access to Livescan Possible Solutions  Regional Livescan  Are there any other detention facilities?  Purchase Your Own Livescan  Vendor to Process Livescan Applicants

27 Law Enforcement - Livescan WHAT TO WORK ON:  Entering OCA correctly  Access to Livescan  Gaps in reporting  Hitting a high percentage of Felony.  Low in reporting:  Misdemeanors  Ordinances  Juvenile

28 Livescan  Livescan costs $15,000 – $20,000  Mug Shot Capture +$2,000  Connectivity Options  Local line to county POP  Your own POP $600 - $2,000+ per month  Broadband  Startup $2,510.00  Monthly $300.00 - $450.00

29 QUESTIONS???  Contact Information: Scott Blanchard, Manager (517) 322-5173 Pete Langenfeld, Livescan/SNAP Analyst (517)636-0122 Keith Kramer, Livescan Analyst (517)636-0124 Paula Campbell, Prosecutor Reporting (517)322-5940 Fax: (517) 322-6326 E-mail: MSPLivescan@Michigan.govMSPLivescan@Michigan.gov Diane Sandborn, Court Reporting (517)-636-0121 SandborD@Michigan.gov Robert Grounds, Applicant Print (517)322-1038 GroundsB@Michigan.gov