What type of information is NOT stored by NCIC?

The National Crime Information Center (NCIC) is a centralized database maintained by the FBI that stores and provides access to a wide range of criminal justice information. This includes data related to open arrest warrants, criminal history, stolen property, and missing persons. However, personal bank account information is not included in the NCIC database.

The reason personal bank accounts are not stored by NCIC relates to privacy concerns. Financial information is considered sensitive and is protected under various privacy laws and regulations, which restrict law enforcement agencies from accessing such details without proper legal justification. In contrast, the other options involve information pertinent to law enforcement and public safety functions, thereby justifying their inclusion in the NCIC database for effective law enforcement operations.