R13-1-106. Arrest Fingerprint Record Submission

A. The chief officer of a criminal justice agency shall ensure that a completed arrest fingerprint record with classifiable fingerprints as prescribed by subsection (D) in a format prescribed by the Department is sent to the Department’s Central State Repository within 10 calendar days from the date of fingerprinting using one of the following methods: 1. ABIS Livescan, 2. ABIS Image Scanner, or 3. Ink-and-roll paper arrest fingerprint card to the Department, Biometrics Identification Unit, P.O. Box 6638, Mail Drop 3130, Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638. B. The chief officer of a criminal justice agency shall ensure that only one arrest fingerprint record is sent to the Department’s Central State Repository for each arrest. C. A criminal justice agency using the ink-and-roll method of fingerprinting shall obtain blank arrest fingerprint cards from the Federal Bureau of Investigation as referenced in R13-1- 101(9). D. A completed arrest fingerprint record contains the following information: 1. About the individual arrested: a. Name; b. Date of birth; c. Personal identifiers; d. Juvenile fingerprinted, if applicable; and e. Place of birth; 2. Date of arrest; 3. ORI, and arresting agency’s name and address; 4. Date of offense; 5. Local identification/reference: a. LSI and arresting agency case number are required, b. Local file number and agency tracking number are optional; 6. Citation information/charge description. Citation to the state, county, or municipal code allegedly violated and description of the charge, for example, A.R.S. § 13-1802, theft. 7. Offense type: a. Designate a felony with a “F,” b. Designate a misdemeanor with a “M”; 8. Court ORI; 9. PCN; 10. Name or identification number of official taking fingerprints; and 11. Classifiable arrest fingerprints.