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Why might the police use a database?
to find out others details
Do the police keep prison records?
The police do keep detailed prison records when a person has been imprisoned. This is typically stored in a confidential database. The police will only disclose details of past crimes when a DBS check is requested.
What is a police database?
A police database is somewhere where the Police can store any information they like, from criminal records, to number plate registrations. The Police Database system is vital to protect society from crime.
How might the police use a database?
so they can track people down and find out their contact details. hope this helped :) - sajida
Why would a police officer use a database?
a police officer would use a database for identity of whose been in prison and who is in prison
How can a database help reduce crime?
they keep a rercord of all criminals and report it to the chief governor who then reports to the police to hunt them down
Why is a database needed?
Many companies use databases to keep track of their stock, or their employees. A database is a collection of information, like names and addresses, or phone numbers. Police Departments have databases of crimes committed and criminals caught.
What is Database maintenance?
Database maintenance is an activity which is designed to keep a database running smoothly.
Is a shopping list a database?
Yes, a shopping list is similar to the database. As we keep our data in our database(in computers) in that way only we keep the data of items to be bought in our shopping list.
Do police keep finger prints from 40 years ago?
It is possible for police to keep fingerprint records from 40 years ago, especially if the prints were part of a criminal investigation or database. Retention policies vary by jurisdiction, but older records can still be accessible for solving cold cases or re-investigations.
How do you keep a database safe?
in a safe!
Can police tell how old you are on insurance database?
I think so... Probably.
