LEO
Database Search
One search field over everything the city has on record: people, vehicles, plates, reports, incidents and BOLOs. It is the same engine as the search box at the top of the sidebar — this page just gives it room to breathe.
Searching
Type three characters or more and results appear on their own — no button, no Enter.
| Type this | And you get |
|---|---|
| a plate | the vehicle, its registered owner, that owner's reports, and incidents the plate appears in |
| a name | the person, their vehicles, their reports, their incidents |
| a report number | RPT-00123, #123 or plain 123 |
| an incident number | the incident and everyone attached to it |
The results are grouped into BOLOs, Civilians, Vehicles, Reports and Incidents, each with a count, and the section that matches what you typed comes first. The chips above the results narrow it down to one kind.
Active BOLOs always sit on top. Run a plate that somebody has put a BOLO on and that is the first thing you see, before the registration.
Middle names are searched even where the result only shows first and last.
Opening a result
Click a row and it opens as a floating panel over the page, so you can keep the search behind it and open a second and a third. A person's panel carries their identity, their record, their vehicles and the reports filed against them.
What the record tells you
Worth knowing before you act on it:
- Record status is derived, not typed. Warrant means there is an active warrant right now; it clears itself when the warrant is served or lifted.
- Licence status matters at a traffic stop — suspended or revoked shows on the person, and a plate scan on their car raises it in the patrol car.
- Reports listed against someone are the published ones. A colleague's draft is not there yet, so an empty record is not proof that nothing happened.
Not finding someone
Two ordinary reasons, before you assume the system is wrong. They may have no character registered in this community — records do not travel between communities. Or you have the spelling from a verbal, and names are free-typed: try the surname alone, or search the plate instead.
An out-of-state ID has no record here at all by design. See Documents & ID Checks.