Unit 7 Assignment 2: Written Assignment: Accessing Data In this unit, you have examined the importance of assessing and sharing data. In an informative essay, you will examine how data is assessed and...

Running Head: ACCESSING DATA                                1
ACCESSING DATA        7
UNIT 7 ASSIGNMENT 2: WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT: ACCESSING DATA
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Analysis of Available Information to Miami Police Department and Flow of Information from California to Florida    3
Ways in Which This Information is shared between Local and Federal Agencies    4
Results of Evaluation of Uncle Bob’s Crimes and Ability of Police Agency in Florida to get this Information    5
Conclusion    6
References    7
Introduction
Crime is a social problem. Law enforcement agencies have been challenged to strategize for the most effective and convenient means to access adequate information from law offenders. Technological advances and the growth of the ICT sector (Technology, Information and Communication) have been a major breakthrough in recent years in the effort to obtain relevant information to curb crimes.
Use of internet connections has made it possible to move information across a worldwide network among different states around the world. Even so, aside from network links, educational programs on approaches to fighting various forms of illegal activity are provided to law enforcement officers.
The police department can easily collect data from the National Crime Information Centre (NCIC) mostly during event in reference, about Uncle Bob who is detained in Florida. It is the latest digital information-exchange computerized network of the FBI (1967-Hoover). NCIC is a structure where, from a computerized database, law enforcement officials can acquire encoded data about crime and illegal activities.
Analysis of Available Information to Miami Police Department and Flow of Information from California to Florida
The NCIC registry will provide the FBI, USMS, and the governments with a detailed and readily available means of a pending warrants record. It is usually accessible to criminal justice systems and the entire year round at the 24 hours of thought. The system includes that both primary and secondary data of a certain accused. Primary education requires personal attributes such as the height, weight, size, and position of the household of the suspect. In order to learn about their illegal criminals, police officers who arrested Uncle Bob approach their NCIC contacts and information personnel with previous data records.
The NCIC system offers timely dissemination of all other criminal control agencies' related information and then all data accessible to Federal and local control forces. The officers thus received information from California's law enforcement department on Uncle Bob's past illegal activities. As stated by...