AFMAN71-102 governs Air Force criminal indexing, including legal compliance, offense reporting, and criminal justice data requirements.
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It addresses DNA, fingerprint, CHRI, and firearm-related processes, along with disposition documentation and case reporting. The publication requires specified legal offices and commanders to report qualifying subjects and submit required forms within stated timeframes.
The servicing legal office will distribute all disposition documentation to the Air Force Criminal Justice Information Center (AFCJIC) within three duty days of completed disposition.
The DAF Form 239, Department of the Air Force Command Disposition Report, is required for all offenses resulting in a positive probable cause determination.
Unit commanders will report all subjects who meet the NICS qualifications to AFCJIC within one duty day of commencing a CDI or informal inquiry (refer to paragraph 4.3). (paragraph 2-39)
IAW DoDI 5505.11, offenses excluded from fingerprint collection include non-serious offenses such as drunkenness, vagrancy, disturbing the peace, curfew violation, loitering, false fire alarm, non-specific charges of suspicion or investigation, and traffic violations (except data will be included on arrests for vehicular manslaughter, driving under the influence of drugs or liquor, and hit-and-run) when unaccompanied by a 28 CFR § 20.32(a) offense. (paragraph 2-39)
IAW 28 CFR § 20.32(b), offenses enumerated in Attachment 5 are not considered serious or significant for limited purposes and do not require the collection or submission of fingerprints, CHRI, or DNA unless accompanied by other serious or significant offenses. (paragraph 2-39)