What must a terminal operator enter in the EXL field of a TCIC/NCIC wanted person record?

The EXL field in a TCIC/NCIC wanted person record is specifically designated for extradition information. This is crucial because it informs law enforcement and other agencies about the legal parameters involving the apprehension of the individual listed in the record. Including extradition details ensures that relevant jurisdictions are aware of whether the suspect can be extradited and the conditions that apply, such as the specific charges or the legal status in their home jurisdiction.

The other choices, while related to policing and records management, do not accurately describe what should be entered in the EXL field. For instance, details about the arrest location, personal history, and fingerprint records pertain to other sections within the wanted person record that serve different purposes and are not appropriate for the extradition context outlined in the EXL field.