Utah Admin. Code 722-920-4

Current through Bulletin No. 2024-21, November 1, 2024

Section R722-920-4 - Information to Be Collected and Maintained

(1) Each law enforcement agency in the state shall provide information regarding the following cold case types to the division for inclusion in the database:

(a) unresolved homicide; or

(b) missing person.

(2) The following information is required, when available, in order for a cold case to be included in the database:

(a) the victim's:

(i) name;

(ii) gender;

(iii) race;

(iv) ethnicity; and

(v) date of birth;

(b) ViCAP number, if the case has been entered into the ViCAP system;

(c) NCMEC number if the case has been entered into the NCMEC system;

(d) whether the case was entered into the NAMUS system;

(e) NCIC number if entered into the NCIC system;

(f) Medical Examiner case number;

(g) whether probative, unanalyzed suspect reference DNA is available;

(h) whether a probative, crime scene DNA profile from the putative perpetrator has been uploaded to CODIS;

(i) whether reference DNA from the victim is available;

(j) State Bureau of Forensic Services case number;

(k) name of agency referring the case;

(l) investigating agency contact number;

(m) date case entered into the database;

(n) agency case number;

(o) whether the victim was a juvenile or adult victim at the time the crime occurred;

(p) date crime was reported to investigating agency;

(q) date or approximate date the victim was last seen;

(r) date or approximate date of death;

(s) cause or manner of death;

(t) location body was found if a body was found;

(u) whether a weapon was used, and the type of weapon used if applicable;

(v) whether the following evidence is available:

(i) fingerprints

(ii) palm prints;

(iii) latent prints;

(iv) dental records;

(v) shell casings; or

(vi) other physical evidence;

(w) scars, marks and tattoos;

(x) whether a suspect or person of interest has been identified;

(y) date case solved; and

(z) case narrative.

(3) The following information may be entered into the database at the discretion of the investigating agency for a cold case:

(a) associated information which may include the following:

(i) vehicle information;

(ii) nickname or moniker;

(iii) associated case addresses;

(iv) associated phone numbers;

(v) associated names

(b) case photos or composite drawings at the discretion of the investigating agency; and

(c) other details as determined by law enforcement agency.

Utah Admin. Code R722-920-4

Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2019-6, effective 2/20/2019