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Discussion in 'Dispatch / Communications' started by champalou05, Jul 9, 2009.

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  1. champalou05 MassCops Member

    Hi All hospital police officer here and a attorney friend of mine asked me if it was possible to check a persons LTC through NCIC if anyone knows please PM me also is there a seperate database for just LTC that an officer can check thanks and stay safe
    champalou05, Jul 9, 2009
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  2. DNorth MassCops Member

    Possible? Yes. Shouldn't you know that already if you are allegedly on a PD?

    {EDIT: Instructions removed. It is a violation of CORI rules to do what the OP is asking. Don't give the instructions here.}

    BUT....is it a good idea for you to do? Absolutely NOT!!!!

    Tell your attorney friend to use his infinite wisdom and resources to find out for himself. It is not worth the trouble it will cause in your life, should you get caught looking it up.
    DNorth, Jul 9, 2009
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  3. champalou05 MassCops Member

    I agree my dept is small campus police we go through the town my campus is in to run people
    champalou05, Jul 9, 2009
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  4. champalou05 MassCops Member

    thanks but if I just ran a name would it show up that this person has a LTC or not or do I have to go looking for it? thanks for everyones help
    champalou05, Jul 9, 2009
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  5. Harley387 MassCops Member

    So, what cop is your "lawyer friend" trying to crucify on the stand? Tell him to go pound sand.
    Harley387, Jul 9, 2009
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  6. kwflatbed Subscribing Member MC1+MC2 +MC3 83K+Poster

    "lawyer friend"

    There is no such animal
    kwflatbed, Jul 9, 2009
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  7. TRPDiesel MassCops Member

    Why would you want to know if someone has an LTC in a hospital setting?
    TRPDiesel, Jul 9, 2009
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  8. justanotherparatrooper Pissin' in liberals cheerio's for 40 years :)

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    Someting stinky here
    justanotherparatrooper, Jul 11, 2009
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  9. Delta784 Acting Stupidly

    Providing that information to a "friend" is asking for trouble.....don't do it.
    Delta784, Jul 11, 2009
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  10. mtc High Priestess

    As a matter of FACT - it's quite a MAJOR violation.

    So, again, what newspaper do you work for ????
    mtc, Jul 12, 2009
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  11. TRPDiesel MassCops Member

    Apparently just looking it up can get your peepee slapped.
    TRPDiesel, Jul 12, 2009
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  12. niteowl1970 Moderator

    What will you do if it turns out your "lawyer friend" is practicing some shady law. Do you think he'll go down alone ? He'll throw you under the bus and you'll go down with him. I'd tell him that you can't help him, it's the ethical and professional thing to do.
    niteowl1970, Jul 12, 2009
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  13. Wolfman "Ultima Ratio Civis"

    TO the OP: What you are asking about can and will get you reprimanded / fired / charged. Your "lawyer friend" and you should know better. This thread is closed.
    Wolfman, Jul 12, 2009
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