R722-920-4
R722-920-4. Information to Be Collected and Maintained
Cite as Utah Admin. Code R722-920-4
(1) Each law enforcement agency in the state shall provide information regarding the following cold case types to the division for inclusion in the database:
(a) unresolved homicide; or
(b) missing person.
(2) The following information is required, when available, in order for a cold case to be included in the database:
(a) the victim's:
(i) name;
(ii) gender;
(iii) race;
(iv) ethnicity; and
(v) date of birth;
(b) ViCAP number, if the case has been entered into the ViCAP system;
(c) NCMEC number if the case has been entered into the NCMEC system;
(d) whether the case was entered into the NAMUS system;
(e) NCIC number if entered into the NCIC system;
(f) Medical Examiner case number;
(g) whether probative, unanalyzed suspect reference DNA is available;
(h) whether a probative, crime scene DNA profile from the putative perpetrator has been uploaded to CODIS;
(i) whether reference DNA from the victim is available;
(j) State Bureau of Forensic Services case number;
(k) name of agency referring the case;
(l) investigating agency contact number;
(m) date case entered into the database;
(n) agency case number;
(o) whether the victim was a juvenile or adult victim at the time the crime occurred;
(p) date crime was reported to investigating agency;
(q) date or approximate date the victim was last seen;
(r) date or approximate date of death;
(s) cause or manner of death;
(t) location body was found if a body was found;
(u) whether a weapon was used, and the type of weapon used if applicable;
(v) whether the following evidence is available:
(i) fingerprints
(ii) palm prints;
(iii) latent prints;
(iv) dental records;
(vi) shell casings; or
(v) other physical evidence;
(w) scars, marks and tattoos;
(x) whether a suspect or person of interest has been identified;
(y) date case solved; and
(z) case narrative.
(2) The following information may be entered into the database at the discretion of the investigating agency for a cold case:
(a) associated information which may include the following:
(i) vehicle information;
(ii) nickname or moniker;
(iii) associated case addresses;
(iv) associated phone numbers;
(v) associated names
(b) case photos or composite drawings at the discretion of the investigating agency; and
(c) other details as determined by law enforcement agency.