Choosing a likely escape route for the suspect with your license plate reader on seems like a good idea. You have increased the likelihood that the suspect will be captured quickly. However, it is a good idea to have dispatchers inform other officers involved that they should use their LPRs while heading to the scene from other directions.
You locate the vehicle and, after a brief car chase, the suspect crashes the car and runs into nearby woods. You contact all other officers in the area and begin a grid search of the woods to find the suspect.
-What is the name of the advanced technology that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) employed, starting in 2011?

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a. Correct. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
b. Incorrect. AFIS is the old fingerprint identification system. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
c. Incorrect. CJIS is the division in the FBI that implemented a fingerprint matching algorithm improving accuracy to 99.6 percent. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
d. Incorrect. RISC is a rapid search service available to law enforcement officers available nationwide. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"

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