Which code would you assign for a caller seeking information about a person?

• A. Homicide
• B. See Person for Info
• C. Suspicious Vehicle
• D. Abuse/Neglect

Answer: (B)

When a caller wants information about a person, you choose the code that signals information retrieval about an individual rather than an incident or crime. The appropriate label is the one specifically used for obtaining details on a person, such as status or background, without implying a crime is being investigated or an emergency is happening. This makes sense because the caller isn’t reporting harm or a vehicle issue, just seeking information.

The other options don’t fit this need: Homicide is for murder investigations, not general information requests; Suspicious Vehicle is for reports about a vehicle that seems odd or dangerous; Abuse/Neglect is for reports of abuse or neglect. Therefore, the best fit is the code designated for information about a person.