This is designed to gather data on each criminal act even if several acts are committed within the same incident.

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The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) is designed to gather data on each criminal act, even if several acts are committed within the same incident. It is a more detailed and comprehensive reporting system than the Uniform Crime Reports (UCR), which only counts the most serious crime in a single incident (Part I offense). The FBI's 10 Most Wanted is a separate program that focuses on apprehending the most dangerous fugitives, and is not a reporting system. Part II offenses are less serious crimes and generally do not involve as much detail as NIBRS.

This Is Designed to Gather Data on Each Criminal Act