SCIBRS Deviations From NIBRS Tech Specs (v6.1.16 old)

SCIBRS Deviations From NIBRS Tech Specs (v6.1.16 old)

SCIBRS Deviations From NIBRS Tech Specs (v6.1.16 old)

SCIBRS Deviations From NIBRS Tech Specs (v6.1.16 old)

SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION

NIKKI R. HALEY MARK A. KEEL

Governor Chief

SOUTH CAROLINA INCIDENT-BASED

REPORTING SYSTEM (SCIBRS)

DEVIATIONS FROM NIBRS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

JUNE 2016

ALI-359-T

An Accredited Law Enforcement Agency

P.O. Box 21398 / Columbia, South Carolina 29221-1398 / (803) 737-9000 / Fax (803) 896-7588

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 3

Reporting Software ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Record Length ............................................................................................................................................. 4

Window Records ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Zero Reports................................................................................................................................................ 5

Activity Date ............................................................................................................................................... 6

DATA ELEMENT, VALUE, AND EDIT DEVIATIONS 7

Administrative Segment (Level 1) .............................................................................................................. 8

Offense Segment (Level 2) ....................................................................................................................... 11

Property Segment (Level 3) ...................................................................................................................... 17

Victim Segment (Level 4) ......................................................................................................................... 18

Offender Segment (Level 5) ..................................................................................................................... 26

Arrestee Segment (Level 6) ...................................................................................................................... 27

Group B Arrestee Segment (Level 7) ....................................................................................................... 30

SPECIAL INCIDENT TYPES 31

LEOKA Incidents ..................................................................................................................................... 32

Justifiable Aggravated Assault ................................................................................................................. 33

SCIBRS-SPECIFIC DATA ELEMENTS 34

NIBRS ELEMENTS WITH SCIBRS-SPECIFIC VALUES 36

CURRENT SCIBRS SYSTEM VS. NEW REPOSITORY SYSTEM 39

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INTRODUCTION

SCIBRS uses NIBRS technical specifications as the basis for its design. This document outlines the ways

SCIBRS technical specifications deviate from NIBRS Technical Specification version 2.1 (revised 11/10/2015),

which can found at https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/nibrs-techspec-v2-1.pdf.

This document will occasionally refer to two separate SCIBRS repository systems. SCIBRS is in the process of

switching from the current legacy system that has been in use in some form or another since 1991. As of June

2016, the new repository system is currently in testing for certification by the FBI. SCIBRS anticipates switching

to the new repository system for live processing in late-Summer/early-Fall 2016. There are some deviations

between the current legacy system and the new repository system. Those deviations are also noted in this

document.

SCIBRS incorporates all NIBRS data elements, with a few additions and modifications. Additional data elements

are appended after the NIBRS data elements—with the exception of NIBRS Data Element (DE) 2A (Cargo Theft

Indicator) and DE8A (Bias Motivation). All data elements are listed in this document with their position in the

SCIBRS Record Layout.

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REPORTING SOFTWARE

Local agencies are required to report to SCIBRS using SCIBRS-compatible software (SCIBRS Training Manual,

revised 2014, p.107). In order to be SCIBRS-compatible, reporting software must:

 Report incident-based data. Reporting using the Summary System is not accepted in South Carolina.

 Have every data element, value, and edit required by SCIBRS in place.

 Not allow defaults on any NIBRS or SCIBRS data elements. Local agency users must select all values

reported to SCIBRS.

o This especially applies to UCR Offense Codes. Software must not convert statutes, NCIC codes,

CDR codes, or any other codes directly to SCIBRS offense codes.

o Coding choices must be made by local agency personnel, not the software.

 Meet all SCIBRS/NIBRS specifications.

If RMS vendors have any questions about the technical requirements of reporting to SCIBRS, please contact

SCIBRS Program Manager Alexandra Perez-Caballero at acaballero@sled.sc.gov or 803-896-2280.

The SCIBRS unit cannot provide recommendations on RMS software or vendors. Local agencies can contact the

SCIBRS unit at SCIBRS@sled.sc.gov for a list of RMS vendors currently operating in South Carolina. Local

agencies may choose to use RMS vendors that are new to the state, but local agencies should keep in mind that

the software will have to be modified to meet SCIBRS specifications before data submitted via that system will be

accepted in to the live SCIBRS database.

The SCIBRS unit strongly recommends that agencies contact prospective RMS vendors’ current clients to

understand how the product works in practice. SCIBRS POCs are encouraged to be as honest about the benefits

and problems with their RMS system if contacted.

RECORD LENGTH

SCIBRS segments are fixed-length (370 bytes). A recent analysis of agency files showed that almost 96% of

submitted segments did NOT follow this rule. SCIBRS will continue to accept these improperly formatted

segments for now. Vendors and agencies will be notified as soon as a timeline for enforcing this rule is

established. Vendors do not need to wait for SCIBRS to enforce this rule before implementing a fix in their

systems.

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WINDOW RECORDS

SCIBRS still uses the window record format. All updates to incidents in the window period (before current

calendar year minus one) must be submitted to SCIBRS in a window record. Any deviations from NIBRS values

and edits in window record data elements are noted in the deviation section of this document.

SCIBRS will eventually transition away from using window records. Vendors and SCIBRS POCs will be notified

as soon as a timeline is set.

ZERO REPORTS

The current SCIBRS system does not accept electronic zero reports. Local agencies must fill out the Zero Report

Form for each month that did not have a SCIBRS-reportable incident or arrest occur. This means, if there was no

incident reported with an Incident Date in a month AND there was no arrest reported with an Arrest Date in the

same month, then the agency must send SCIBRS a completed Zero Report Form.

The Zero Report Form can be downloaded from the SCIBRS webpage

(http://www.sled.sc.gov/documents/CrimeReporting/SCIBRS/SCIBRS_Zero_Report.pdf). This form can be filled

out in Adobe Reader. Once complete, the form—or a scan of the form—should be attached to an email and sent to

SCIBRS@sled.sc.gov.

The new repository system will accept electronic Zero Reports. SCIBRS will eventually transition fully to

electronic Zero Reports. Agencies and vendors will be notified as soon as a deadline has been determined.

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ACTIVITY DATE

SCIBRS uses the Activity Date method of submission (the FBI’s explanation of Activity Date can be found in

Volume 2: Data Submission Specifications as revised November 2001). In South Carolina, the Activity Date is a

batch submission date (MMYYYY format) which corresponds to the month and year of the majority of the

incident arrests being submitted in that batch of records.

The Activity Date must be user controlled.

Often, the Activity Date is set as the most recent date that an update action was taken on the report (this is the

FBI’s definition). That is acceptable in South Carolina ONLY if that Activity Date can be manually changed by

the local agency user, if necessary

Activity Date is NOT

 Date of Initial Entry

 Incident Date

 Arrest Date

 Recovery Date

 Clearance Date

 Status Change Date

 Date the Submission File is Created/Compiled/Submitted

If a SCIBRS reporting software is using any of the above dates to generate the Activity Date, or if the software

uses any definition of Activity Date other than that explained in this section, then that software is not SCIBRS-

compatible, and must be corrected immediately.

This definition of Activity Date has been required since 1997.

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DATA ELEMENT, VALUE, AND

EDIT DEVIATIONS

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ADMINISTRATIVE SEGMENT (LEVEL 1)

GEO-TRACT

POSITION 88-92

 This element is not currently used, so any values entered here will not be stored on the SCIBRS database.

 There are no edits around this element, so any value will be accepted, including spaces/blanks.

STATUS INDICATOR

POSITION 93

 A valid value is mandatory for every Group A incident report.

VALID VALUES

U=Unfounded

o To be used when a previously submitted incident is found to have either occurred in another

jurisdiction or to not be a crime at all.

o Any incident submitted with a U=Unfounded value will be deleted from the SCIBRS database. This

allows agencies to retain a record of the incident in their RMS without having the incident count

towards the agency’s SCIBRS statistics.

o Whenever U=Unfounded is reported, Status Change Date must be a valid value or blanks/spaces.

C=Administratively Closed

o To be used when an agency decides not to put any more resources into investigating a case. This does

not count as a clearance.

o A valid value in Status Change Date is required whenever C=Admin Closed is reported.

Blanks/spaces will NOT be accepted.

A=Administrative Filler

o To be used as a filler value when the case has not been unfounded or administratively closed.

o Whenever A=Admin Filler is reported, Status Change Date must be a valid value or blanks/spaces.

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STATUS CHANGE DATE

POSITION 94-101

 A valid value is mandatory whenever Status Indicator is C=Admin Closed.

 Status Change Date is optional when Status Indicator is U=Unfounded or A=Admin Filler. If entered,

Status Change Date must be a valid value.

VALID VALUES

YYYYMMDD

o Status Change Date must be on or after the value in DE4 (Incident Date). Any Status Change Date

before the value in DE4 is not valid and will be rejected.

o Status Change Date must be before current date (date of submission processing).

INCIDENT END DATE/HOUR

POSITION 102-111

 A valid value is mandatory for every Group A incident.

VALID VALUES

YYYYMMDDHH

o Incident End Date/Hour must be on or after the value in DE4 (Incident Date/Hour). Any Incident End

Date/Hour before the value in DE4 is not valid and will be rejected.

o Incident End Date/Hour must be before current date (date of submission processing).

o Any two-digit value within 00-23 is valid for the hour.

o An hour value of “24” will be accepted and stored in the SCIBRS database as “00”

DE2A CARGO THEFT INDICATOR

POSITION 122

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS; only the position is different.

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EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 58-60, 61-63, 64-66, 67-69, 70-72, 73-75, 76-78, 79-81, 82-

84, 85-87

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional values.

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

36C=Sexual Exposure

753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

980=Suicide

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OFFENSE SEGMENT (LEVEL 2)

DE6 UCR OFFENSE CODE

POSITION 38-40

 SCIBRS accepts all NIBRS Group A and Group B offense codes (with some temporary exceptions) and

additional state-specific offense codes. The state-specific offenses are listed below.

 SCIBRS current legacy system will only accept 5 offense segments per Group A incident. The new

repository system will accept up to 10 offense segments.

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

Group A Offenses

 The state-specific Group A offense codes are listed below with their mandatory elements/edits. These are

in addition the elements/edits common to all Group A incidents in SCIBRS.

36C=Sexual Exposure

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property segment not accepted.

o Level 6 Arrestee Segment accepted.

753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property segment not accepted

o Level 6 Arrestee Segment accepted

756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property segment not accepted

o Level 6 Arrestee Segment accepted

978=Suspicious Fire

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property or Arrestee Segments are not accepted.

979=Missing Person

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property or Arrestee Segments are not accepted.

980=Suicide

o A valid value in DE13 (Type Weapon/Force Used) is mandatory.

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property Segment not accepted

o Level 6 Arrestee Segment accepted only if DE7 (Offense Attempted/Completed) is

A=Attempted.

992=Prowler

o Requires Administrative, Offense, Victim, and Offender Segments.

o Property or Arrestee Segments are not accepted.

(DE6 continued on the next page)

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(DE6 continued)

Group B Offenses

90I=Runaway

90P=Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor

90K=Incorrigible Child

90N=Resisting Arrest

90L=Truancy

DE7 OFFENSE ATTEMPTED/COMPLETED

POSITION 41

 The current SCIBRS system allows DE7 (Offense Attempted/Completed) to be reported as A=Attempted

when DE6 (UCR Offense Code) is 13A=Aggravated Assault, 13B=Simple Assault, or 13C=Intimidation.

 The new repository will revert this edit back to NIBRS specifications. A value of C=Completed in DE7

(Offense Attempted/Completed) will be mandatory for all offense segments with the following values in

DE6 (UCR Offense Code).

o 09A=Murder/Nonnegligent Manslaughter

o 09B=Negligent Manslaughter

o 09C=Justifiable Homicide

o 13A=Aggravated Assault

o 13B=Simple Assault

o 13C=Intimidation

DE8 OFFENDER SUSPECTED OF USING

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 42, 43, 44

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with one additional value.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUE

C=Computer

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DE9 LOCATION TYPE

OCCURS TWICE AT POSITIONS 45-46, 65-66

 This data element uses NIBRS values and edits, with additional values, edits, and position (65-66).

 The current system does not accept the new 58=Cyberspace value. The new repository system will.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

26=School/College – Use 52=School-College/University and 53=School-Elementary/Secondary instead.

27=Shopping Mall – Use 55=Shopping Mall instead.

28=Apartments/Condominiums

29=Rest – Use 51=Rest Area instead.

30=Courts/Courthouses

31=ATM – Use 40=ATM instead.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 If 18=Parking/Drop Lot/Garage is entered in either of the DE9 (Location Type) positions, the other

Location Type position must have a valid value.

 There are some restrictions on valid values in DE9 based on the value in DE6 (UCR Offense Code) for

the same segment. This edit is in the legacy system, but will not be in the new repository system.

o 23C=Shoplifting – only the following values in DE9 are valid:

 01=Air/Bus/Train Terminal  14=Hotel/Motel

 03=Bar/Nightclub  17=Liquor Store

 04=Church/Synagogue/Temple/Mosque  21=Restaurant

 05=Commercial/Office Building  22=School/College

 07=Convenience Store  23=Service/Gas Station

 08=Department/Discount Store  24=Specialty Store

 09=Drug Store/Doctor’s Office/Hospital  25=Other/Unknown

 11=Government/Public Building  26=School-College

 12=Grocery/Supermarket  27=Shopping Mall

o 220=Burglary/Breaking & Entering – only the following values in DE9 are valid:

 01=Air/Bus/Train Terminal  15=Jail/Prison/Penitentiary

 02=Bank/Savings and Loan  17=Liquor Store

 03=Bar/Nightclub  19=Rental Storage Facility

 04=Church/Synagogue/Temple/Mosque  20=Residence/Home

 05=Commercial/Office Building  21=Restaurant

 06=Construction Site  22=School/College

 07=Convenience Store  23=Service/Gas Station

 08=Department/Discount Store  24=Specialty Store

 09=Drug Store/Doctor’s Office/Hospital  25=Other/Unknown

 11=Government/Public Building  26=School-College

 12=Grocery/Supermarket  27=Shopping Mall

 14=Hotel/Motel  28=Apartments/Condos

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DE11 METHOD OF ENTRY

POSITION 49

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but is collected for additional offenses. A valid value

is required for all offense segments with one of the following values in DE6 (UCR Offense Code).

o 220=Burglary/Breaking & Entering

o 240=Theft of a Motor Vehicle

o 23F=Theft of a Motor Vehicle

o 23G=Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts/Accessories

DE12 TYPE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 50, 51, 52

 The current SCIBRS system does not accept the following NIBRS values. The new repository system

will.

TEMPORARILY NOT VALID VALUES

A=Simple/Gross Neglect

F=Organized Abuse

I=Intentional Abuse and Torture

S=Animal Sexual Abuse

DE13 TYPE WEAPON/FORCE INVOLVED

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 53-54, 56-57, 59-60

 This portion of the data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with the following exceptions and

additions:

o A valid value is also mandatory for offense segments with 980=Suicide in DE6 (UCR Offense

Code).

o 85=Asphyxiation is not accepted in SCIBRS.

o All other NIBRS values for Type Weapon/Force Involved are accepted, with three additional

values.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

91=Drowning

92=Strangulation/Hanging

93=Pushed/Thrown From a High Place

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DE13 AUTOMATIC WEAPON INDICATOR

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 55, 58, 61

 This portion of the data element functions the same as in NIBRS with the following additions:

o A valid value is accepted with the SCIBRS-specific 980=Suicide in DE6 (UCR Offense Code).

o All NIBRS values are valid along with one additional value.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUE

S=Semi-Automatic

DE8A BIAS MOTIVATION

POSITION 78-79

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS with the same values; only the position is different.

 The current legacy system will only accept one value per offense segment for Bias Motivation. The new

SCIBRS repository will accept up to 5 Bias Motivation values per offense segment. These additional slots

will be at positions 80-81, 82-83, 84-85, and 86-87.

VICTIM USE

OCCURS 3 TIMES AT POSITIONS 62, 63, 64

 A valid value in at least one position is mandatory for every offense segment, regardless of the value in

DE25 (Victim Type) for the victim(s) connected to the offense.

 No more than 2 positions may have blanks/spaces.

VALID VALUES

A=Alcohol

D=Drugs

N=None

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OFFENSE SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCE

OCCURS 3 TIMES AT POSITIONS 67, 68, 69

 A valid value in Offense Special Circumstance is not mandatory for every offense segment.

 Any combination of valid values will be accepted with every offense segment, with the exceptions below.

VALID VALUES

B=Bomb Threat

C=Carjacking

o Can only be reported in offense segments with 120=Robbery in DE6 (UCR Offense Code)

G=Gas Drive Off

H=Hate/Bias Motivated

I=Offender Suspected to be Mentally Ill

J=Joyride

M=Mutilated (any unusual mutilation of a person’s body)

P=Assault Victim is Police Officer

o Mandatory and only valid in the offense segment connected to LEOKA victims

o Any victim connected to an offense segment with this value must have L=LEO in DE25 (Victim

Type) and valid values in LEOKA data elements.

S=Officer Committed Suicide

X=Safe Cracking

Y=Youth Gang Activity

OFFENSE DATE

POSITION 94-101

 A valid value is mandatory for every offense segment.

VALID VALUES

YYYYMMDD

o Offense Date must be on or after the value in DE4 (Incident Date). Any Offense Date before the value

in DE4 (Incident Date) is not valid and will be rejected.

o Offense Date must be before current date (date of submission processing).

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PROPERTY SEGMENT (LEVEL 3)

DE20 SUSPECTED DRUG TYPE

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 233, 248, 263

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS with one additional value that will be accepted in the

new SCIBRS repository system.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

Q=Benzodiazepines

o Tranquilizers such as Valium (Diazepam), Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan (Lorazepam), Librium

(Chlordiazepoxide), etc.

o These types of drugs were previously reported as a part of P=Other Drugs.

o This value has the same edits as the P=Other Drugs data value.

RECOVERY ORI

POSITION 308-311

o If property is recovered by an outside agency, this element is meant to capture the ORI of that outside

agency. If the reporting agency recovered the property, this element should be blanks/spaces.

o A valid value should be the core four digits of the recovering agencies ORI (e.g., SC0XXXX00)

o This edit is not currently enforced, but may be in the future. For now, any alphanumeric value

will be accepted and stored as is.

RECOVERED PROPERTY OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 278-280, 281-283, 284-286, 287-289, 290-292, 293-295,

296-298, 299-301, 302-304, 305-307

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS.

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

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VICTIM SEGMENT (LEVEL 4)

DE24 VICTIM CONNECTED TO UCR OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 41-43, 44-46, 47-49, 50-52, 53-55, 56-58, 59-61, 62-64, 65-

67, 68-70

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional values and edits.

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

36C=Sexual Exposure

o Any victim with this value in DE24 must have :

o I=Individual in DE25 (Victim Type).

o A valid value in DE34 (Offender Number to be Related).

o A valid value in DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) except when DE34 is 00=Unknown

Offender.

753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

o Any victim with this value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

o If DE25 (Victim Type) is I=Individual, a valid value in DE34 (Offender Number to be Related) is

optional.

o A valid value in DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is mandatory except when DE34 is

00=Unknown Offender or blanks/spaces

756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

o Any victim with thus value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

978=Suspicious Fire

o Any victim with thus value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

979=Missing Person

o Any victim with this value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

980=Suicide

o Any victim with this value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

992=Prowler

o Any victim with this value in DE24 must have any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type) except

S=Society/Public or L=LEO.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 DE25 (Victim Type) must be I=Individual for at least one victim connected to 120=Robbery.

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DE25 VICTIM TYPE

POSITION 71

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional edits.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 If DE25 (Victim Type) is L=LEO, then the offense segment the victim is connected to through the values

in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) and DE6 (UCR Offense Code) must have a value of

P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special Circumstance.

o If DE25 (Victim Type) is any value other than L=LEO, then the offense segment the victim is

connected to (through the values in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) and DE6

(UCR Offense Code) cannot have a value of P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special

Circumstance.

 If DE25 (Victim Type) is L=LEO, then the value in DE26 (Victim Age) must be 21 or higher. If DE26

(Victim Age) is entered as a range, then the first (youngest) age in the range must be 21 or higher.

 If DE6 (UCR Offense Code) is 120=Robbery, then at least one victim connected to the offense through

DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) must have I=Individual in DE25 (Victim Type)

 I=Individual is mandatory for all victim segments with 36C=Sexual Exposure in DE24 (Victim

Connected to UCR Offense Code), in addition to those required by NIBRS:

 Victim segments with the following offenses in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code), in

addition to the offenses allowed by NIBRS, can be submitted with any valid value in DE25 (Victim Type)

except S=Society/Public and L=LEO,:

o 753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

o 756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

o 978=Suspicious Fire

o 979=Missing Person

o 980=Suicide

o 992=Prowler

 A valid value in DE29 (Victim Ethnicity) is mandatory in victim segments with I=Individual or L=LEO

in DE25 (Victim Type).

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DE25A LEOKA OFFICER ACTIVITY

POSITION 130

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS with additional edits and different values. The options

are the same; they are just designated with letter values in SCIBRS, as opposed to the number values in

NIBRS.

 Because this element uses letter values instead of numbers, it only uses one position in the record layout.

VALID VALUES

A=Responding to Disturbance G=Investigating Suspicious

B=Burglaries in Progress/Pursuing Burglary Suspects Persons/Circumstances

C= Robberies in Progress/Pursuing Robbery Suspects H=Ambush/No Warning

D=Attempting Other Arrests I=Mentally Deranged Assailant

E=Civil Disorder J=Traffic Pursuits and Stops

F=Handling, Transporting, Custody of Prisoners K=All Other

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 If a valid value is entered in DE25A (LEOKA Officer Activity), then the offense segment the victim is

connected to through the values in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) and DE6 (UCR

Offense Code) must have P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special Circumstance.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 13A=Aggravated Assault and DE32 (Additional

Justifiable Circumstances) has a valid value, then DE25A (LEOKA Officer Activity) must be

blank/spaces.

DE25B LEOKA OFFICER ASSIGNMENT

POSITION 131

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with additional edits and different values. The options

are the same; they are just designated with number values in SCIBRS, as opposed to the letter values in

NIBRS.

 Because DE25A only uses one position in SCIBRS, DE25B is assigned a different position in SCIBRS.

VALID VALUES

1=Two-Officer Vehicle

2=One-Officer Vehicle (Alone)

3=One-Officer Vehicle (Assisted)

4=Detective or Special Assignment (Alone)

5= Detective or Special Assignment (Assisted)

6=Other (Alone)

7=Other (Assisted)

(DE25B continued on the next page)

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(DE25B continued)

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 If a valid value is entered in DE25B (LEOKA Officer Assignment), then the offense segment the victim is

connected to through the values in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) and DE6 (UCR

Offense Code) must have P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special Circumstance.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 13A=Aggravated Assault and DE32 (Additional

Justifiable Circumstances) has a valid value, then DE25B (LEOKA Officer Assignment) must be

blank/spaces.

DE25C LEOKA ORI OTHER JURISDICTION

POSITION 132-140

 This data element is not currently collected by SCIBRS, but will be when SCIBRS switches to the new

repository system.

 This element will function the same as in NIBRS with additional edits.

 Because DE25A only uses one position in SCIBRS, DE25C will be assigned a different position in

SCIBRS.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 If a valid value is entered in DE25C (LEOKA ORI Other Jurisdiction), then the offense segment the

victim is connected to through the values in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) and DE6

(UCR Offense Code) must have P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special Circumstance.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 13A=Aggravated Assault and DE32 (Additional

Justifiable Circumstances) has a valid value, then DE25C (LEOKA ORI Other Jurisdiction) must be

blank/spaces.

DE26 VICTIM AGE

POSITION 72-75

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional edits.

ADDITIONAL EDITS (edits apply to first/youngest value in age range)

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 36A=Incest, DE26 (Victim Age) must be 11 or

older.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 36B=Statutory Rape, DE26 (Victim Age) must be

11-15 (inclusive).

 If DE25 (Victim Type) is L=LEO, then DE26 (Victim Age) must be 21 or older.

(DE25B continued on the next page)

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(DE25B continued)

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is PA=Victim Was Parent, then DE26 (Victim Age) must be 10

or more years older than DE37 (Offender Age).

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is CH=Victim Was Child, DE26 (Victim Age) must be 10 or

more years younger than DE37 (Offender Age).

DE26 VICTIM SEX

POSITION 76

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional edits.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 The current SCIBRS system requires at least one of the offenders have the opposite sex of a victim with

36B=Statutory Rape in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code). This edit will not be in the new

SCIBRS repository system.

 The current SCIBRS system requires that victim/offender pairs with the following values in DE35

(Victim to Offender Relationship) be of opposite sex. This edit will not be in the new SCIBRS repository

system.

o SE=Victim Was Spouse o XS=Victim Was Ex-Spouse

o CS=Victim Was Common-Law Spouse o BG=Victim Was Boyfriend/Girlfriend

DE29 VICTIM ETHNICITY

POSITION 78

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but is mandatory for all victim segments where DE25

(Victim Type) is I=Individual or L=LEO.

DE30 VICTIM RESIDENT STATUS

POSITION 79

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but uses different values.

VALID VALUES

J=Victim is resident of this jurisdiction O=Victim is not a resident of SC

S=Victim is resident of SC outside of this jurisdiction U=Unknown

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DE31 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT/HOMICIDE CIRCUMSTANCES

OCCURS TWICE AT POSITIONS 80-81, 82-83

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional/modified values and edits.

 The current SCIBRS system does not allow a value of 20=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Private Citizen or

21=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Police Officer with a value of 13A=Aggravated Assault in DE24

(Victim Connected to UCR Offense). The new repository system will allow a value of 20 or 21 for

victims connected to a 13A offense for the reporting of Justifiable Aggravated Assaults (see Justifiable

Aggravated Assaults on p.33 for a full description of values and edits).

VALID VALUES

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 09A=Murder/Nonnegligent Homicide OR

13A=Aggravated Assault with blank/spaces in DE32 (Additional Justifiable Circumstances), at least one

(up to two) of the following values must be reported.

o 01=Argument o 07=Mercy Killing

o 02=Assault on Law Enforcement Officer o 08=Other Felony Involved

o 03=Drug Dealing o 09=Other Circumstance

o 04=Gangland o 10=Unknown Circumstance

o 05=Juvenile Gang o 11=Institutional

o 06=Lovers’ Quarrel o 12=Drive By/Sniper

 If DE24 is 09B=Negligent Homicide, one of the following values must be reported.

o 30=Child Playing With Weapon

o 31=Gun-Cleaning Accident

o 32=Hunting Accident

o 33=Other Negligent Weapon Handling

o 34=Other Negligent Killing

 If DE24 is 09C=Justifiable Homicide OR DE24 is 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault with a valid value

in DE32 (Additional Justifiable Circumstances), one of the following values must be reported.

o 20=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Private Citizen

o 21=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Police Officer

ADDITIONAL/MODIFIED EDITS

 If 02=Assault on LEO is reported in either position of DE31 (Aggravated Assault/Homicide Circumstances),

then the offense segment the victim is connected to through the values in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR

Offense Code) and DE6 (UCR Offense Code) must have P=Victim is Police Officer in Offense Special

Circumstance.

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DE32 ADDITIONAL JUSTIFIABLE CIRCUMSTANCE

POSITION 84

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with modified values and edits.

 The current SCIBRS system only allows a valid value for victims with 09C=Justifiable Homicide in

DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense). The new repository system will also allow a valid value for

victims with 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault in DE24 and a value of either 20=Criminal

Killed/Wounded by Private Citizen or 21=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Police Officer in DE31

(Aggravated Assault/Homicide Circumstance) for the reporting of Justifiable Aggravated Assaults (see

Justifiable Aggravated Assaults on p.33 for a full description of values and edits).

VALID VALUES

A=Criminal Attacked Police Officer and That Officer Killed/Wounded Criminal

B=Criminal Attacked Police Officer and Criminal Killed/Wounded by Another Police Officer

C=Criminal Attacked Civilian

D=Criminal Attempted Flight From Crime

E=Criminal Killed/Wounded in Commission of Crime

F=Criminal Resisted Arrest

G=Unable to Determine/Not Enough Information

ADDITIONAL/MODIFIED EDITS

 A valid value is accepted if DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 09C=Justifiable Homicide

or 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault (see Justifiable Aggravated Assault on p.33 for a full description

of values and edits).

DE34 OFFENDER NUMBER TO BE RELATED

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 90-91, 94-95, 98-99, 102-103, 106-107, 110-111, 114-115,

118-119, 122-123, 126-127

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with modified edits.

MODIFIED EDITS

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 36C=Sexual Exposure, then a valid value in DE34

(Offender Number to be Related) is mandatory.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls, then a

valid value in DE34 (Offender Number to be Related) is optional.

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DE35 VICTIM TO OFFENDER RELATIONSHIP

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 92-93, 96-97, 100-101, 104-105, 108-109, 112-113, 116-117,

120-121, 124-125, 128-129

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional/modified values and edits.

 The additional values are not accepted by the current system, but will be accepted by the new SCIBRS

repository system.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

CO=Victim and Offender Cohabitate

XC=Victim and Offender Used to Cohabitate

CC=Victim and Offender Have Child in Common

ADDITIONAL/MODIFIED EDITS

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 36C=Sexual Exposure, and DE34 (Offender

Number to be Related) is a valid value other than 00=Unknown Offender, then a valid value in DE35

(Victim to Offender Relationship) is mandatory.

 If DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code) is 753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls, and

DE34 (Offender Number to be Related) is a valid value other than 00=Unknown Offender or

blank/spaces, then a valid value in DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is mandatory.

 The current SCIBRS system still requires that victim/offender pairs with the following values in DE35

(Victim to Offender Relationship) be of opposite sex. This edit will not be in the new SCIBRS repository.

o SE=Victim Was Spouse

o CS=Victim Was Common-Law Spouse

o XS=Victim Was Ex-Spouse

o BG=Victim Was Boyfriend/Girlfriend

 The current SCIBRS system still accepts HR=Homosexual Relationship. This value will be removed from

the new SCIBRS repository system.

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is PA=Victim Was Parent, then DE26 (Victim Age) must be

10 or more years older than DE37 (Offender Age).

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is CH=Victim Was Child, DE26 (Victim Age) must be 10 or

more years younger than DE37 (Offender Age).

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OFFENDER SEGMENT (LEVEL 5)

DE37 OFFENDER AGE

POSITION 40-43

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional edits.

ADDITIONAL EDITS (edits apply to first/youngest value in age range)

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is PA=Victim Was Parent, DE26 (Victim Age) must be 10 or

more years older than DE37 (Offender Age).

 If DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) is CH=Victim Was Child, DE26 (Victim Age) must be 10 or

more years younger than DE37 (Offender Age).

DE38 OFFENDER SEX

POSITION 44

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but with additional edits.

ADDITIONAL EDITS

 The current SCIBRS system still requires that at least one of the offenders be of the opposite sex of a

victim with 36B=Statutory Rape in DE24 (Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code). This edit will not be

in the new SCIBRS repository system.

 The current SCIBRS system also still requires that victim/offender pairs with the following values in

DE35 (Victim to Offender Relationship) be of opposite sex. This edit will not be in the new SCIBRS

repository system.

o SE=Victim Was Spouse

o CS=Victim Was Common-Law Spouse

o XS=Victim Was Ex-Spouse

o BG=Victim Was Boyfriend/Girlfriend

DE39A OFFENDER ETHNICITY

POSITION 46

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but is mandatory for all offender segments.

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ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 6)

DE45 ARREST OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 62-64, 111-113, 114-116

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional values and positions, as well as

additional/modified edits.

 SCIBRS accepts all NIBRS Group A and Group B offense codes and additional state-specific offense

codes in DE45 (Arrest Offense Code).

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

 Not all state-specific offenses are allowed an Arrestee Segment. If the following state-specific offense

codes are the only values reported in DE6 (UCR Offense Code), then no Arrestee Segment may be

submitted, regardless of what value is reported in DE45 (Arrest Offense Code).

o 978=Suspicious Fire

o 979=Missing Person

o 992=Prowler

o 980=Suicide (only if DE7 (Offenses Attempted/Completed) is C=Complete)

 If DE6 is 980=Suicide and DE7 is A=Attempted then an Arrestee Segment will be

accepted.

 The following state-specific offense codes are NOT valid values for DE45 (Arrest Offense Code).

o 978=Suspicious Fire

o 979=Missing Person

o 992=Prowler

 The value is in the first position (62-64) of DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) is the only value submitted to the

FBI. Agencies and vendors should make sure that the most serious offense is reported in the first position.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

36C=Sexual Exposure

753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

980=Suicide

o Level 6 Arrestee Segment accepted only if DE7 (Offense Attempted/Completed) is A=Attempted.

90I=Runaway

90P=Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor

90K=Incorrigible Child

90N=Resisting Arrest

90L=Truancy

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DE46 AUTOMATIC WEAPON INDICATOR

POSITION 67

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS with one additional value.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUE

S=Semi-Automatic

DE50 ARRESTEE ETHNICITY

POSITION 77

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but is mandatory for all arrestee segments.

DE51 ARRESTEE RESIDENT STATUS

POSITION 78

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but uses different values.

VALID VALUES

J=Arrestee is resident of this jurisdiction

S=Arrestee is resident of SC outside of this jurisdiction

O=Arrestee is not a resident of SC

U=Unknown

DRUG ARREST-TYPE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

POSITION 117

 A valid value is mandatory for every arrestee segment that has 35A=Drug/Narcotic Law Violation in one

of the three DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) positions, regardless of which offenses are reported in DE6

(UCR Offense Code).

 If 35A=Drug/Narcotic Law Violation is not reported in one of the DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) positions,

then Drug Arrest-TCA for the arrestee must be blank/spaces.

VALID VALUES

B=Buying/Receiving O=Operating/Promoting/Assisting

C=Cultivating/Manufacturing P=Possessing/Concealing

D=Distributing/Selling T=Transporting/Transmitting/Importing

E=Exploiting Children U=Using/Consuming

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DRUG ARREST-DRUG TYPE

POSITION 118

 A valid value is mandatory for every arrestee segment that has 35A=Drug/Narcotic Law Violation in one

of the three DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) positions, regardless of which offenses are reported in DE6

(UCR Offense Code).

 If 35A=Drug/Narcotic Law Violation is not reported in one of the DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) positions,

then Drug Arrest-TCA for the arrestee must be blank/spaces.

 The current SCIBRS system does not accept a value of Q=Benzodiazepines in Drug Arrest-Drug Type.

The new repository system will accept this new value.

VALID VALUES

A=Crack Cocaine J=PCP

B=Cocaine K=Other Hallucinogens

C=Hashish L=Amphetamines/Methamphetamines

D=Heroin M=Other Stimulants

E=Marijuana N=Barbiturates

F=Morphine O=Other Depressants

G=Opium P=Other Drug

H=Other Narcotics Q=Benzodiazepines

I=LSD U=Unknown

CLEARANCE OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS TEN TIMES AT POSITIONS 81-83, 84-86, 87-89, 90-92, 93-95, 96-98, 99-101, 102-104,

105-107, 109-110

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional values.

 The current legacy system will not accept 720=Animal Cruelty, 26F=Identity Theft, or

26G=Hacking/Computer Invasion. The new repository system will.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

36C=Sexual Exposure

753=Harassing/Obscene Telephone Calls

756=Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent

980=Suicide

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GROUP B ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 7)

DE45 ARREST OFFENSE CODE

OCCURS THREE TIMES AT POSITIONS 49-51, 67-69, 70-72

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, with some additional values and positions, as well as

additional/modified edits.

 SCIBRS accepts all NIBRS Group B offense codes and additional state-specific offense codes in DE45

(Arrest Offense Code).

 The value in the first position (62-64) of DE45 (Arrest Offense Code) is the only value submitted to the

FBI. Agencies and vendors should make sure that the most serious offense is reported in the first position.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUES

90I=Runaway 90N=Resisting Arrest

90P=Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor 90L=Truancy

90K=Incorrigible Child

DE46 AUTOMATIC WEAPON INDICATOR

POSITION 54

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS with one additional value.

ADDITIONAL VALID VALUE

S=Semi-Automatic

DE50 ARRESTEE ETHNICITY

POSITION 64

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but is mandatory for all arrestee segments.

DE51 ARRESTEE RESIDENT STATUS

POSITION 65

 This data element functions the same as in NIBRS, but uses different values.

VALID VALUES

J=Arrestee is resident of this jurisdiction O=Arrestee is not a resident of SC

S=Arrestee is resident of SC outside of this jurisdiction U=Unknown

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SPECIAL INCIDENT TYPES

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LEOKA INCIDENTS

LEOKA reporting is required for all agencies. Reporting LEOKA data is not optional in South Carolina.

MANDATORY DATA ELEMENTS AND VALUES*

09A=Murder/Nonnegligent Homicide

13A=Aggravated Assault

DE6 UCR Offense Code

13B=Simple Assault

13C=Intimidation

P=Victim is Police Officer

Offense Special Circumstance

And any additional value except C=Carjacking

DE25 Victim Type L=LEO

Any valid value between 21 and 99 (inclusive)

DE26 Victim Age (Youngest component of age ranges must be 21 or

higher)

DE27 Victim Gender Any valid value

DE28 Victim Race Any valid value

DE29 Victim Ethnicity Any valid value

DE30 Victim Resident Status Any valid value

If 09A or 13A

 02=Assault on LEO

Aggravated Assault/Homicide  And any additional value except 10=Unknown

DE31

Circumstance Circumstance

If 13B or 13C

 Blank/spaces

*Listed mandatory data elements, edits, and values are in addition to/modifications of mandatory data elements,

values, and edits for non-LEOKA murders and assaults.

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JUSTIFIABLE AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

SCIBRS will be able to collect Justifiable Aggravated Assault using the 13A offense code with the new repository

system. The submission of Justifiable Aggravated Assault will be optional with the new repository system. The

current legacy system will not accept Justifiable Aggravated Assault.

To separate criminal Aggravated Assaults from Justifiable Aggravated Assaults, agencies should use the

circumstance data values and elements reserved for 09C=Justifiable Homicide in NIBRS, as described below. As

with a 09C=Justifiable Homicide, incidents submitted with both 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault in DE6

AND a value of either 20=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Private Citizen or 21=Criminal Killed/Wounded by

Criminal in DE31 will not be considered a crime. Justifiable Aggravated Assault incidents will not be submitted

to NIBRS.

MANDATORY DATA ELEMENTS/VALUES

(IN ADDITION TO GROUP A INCIDENT COMMON DATA ELEMENTS)

 If DE6 (UCR Offense Code) is 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault and DE31 (Aggravated

Assault/Homicide Circumstances) is 20=Criminal Killed/Wounded by Private Citizens or 21=Criminal

Killed/Wounded by Police Officer:

DE7 Offense Attempted/Completed C=Completed

DE12 TCA blank/spaces

DE13 Type Weapon/Force Used Any valid value

Any valid value but

Offense Special Circumstance  C=Carjacking

 P=Victim is Police Officer

DE25 Victim Type I=Individual

DE25A LEOKA Activity blank/spaces

DE25B LEOKA Assignment blank/spaces

DE25C LEOKA ORI Other Jurisdiction blank/spaces

DE32 Additional Justifiable Circumstances Any valid value

DE34 Offender Number to be Related Any valid value

DE35 Victim to Offender Relationship Any valid value

ADDITIONAL/MODIFIED EDITS

(MODIFIED FROM 13A=CRIMINAL AGGRAVATED ASSAULT EDITS)

 13A=Justifiable Aggravated Assault must be the only offense reported in DE6 (UCR Offense Code) for

this incident (i.e., only one offense segment is allowed).

 A value of 00=Unknown Offender in DE36 (Offender Sequence Number) will not be accepted.

 At least one of the offenders must have a known value for all of the following data elements:

o DE37 (Offender Age)

o DE38 (Offender Sex)

o DE39 (Offender Race)

o DE39A (Offender Ethnicity)

 An arrestee segment cannot be submitted.

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SCIBRS-SPECIFIC DATA

ELEMENTS

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The following data elements are included in SCIBRS but are not found in NIBRS. Data values,

descriptions, and edits can be found in the Deviation section of this document.

ADMINISTRATIVE SEGMENT (LEVEL 1)

 Geo-tract (position 88-92)

 Status Indicator (position 93)

 Status Change Date (position 94-101)

 Incident End Date/Hour (position 102-111)

OFFENSE SEGMENT (LEVEL 2)

 Victim Suspected of Using (occurs 3 times at positions 62, 63, 64)

 Offense Special Circumstance (occurs 3 times at positions 67, 68, 69)

 Offense Date (position 94-101)

PROPERTY SEGMENT (LEVEL 3)

 No additional data elements

VICTIM SEGMENT (LEVEL 4)

 No additional data elements

OFFENDER SEGMENT (LEVEL 5)

 No additional data elements

ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 6)

 Drug Arrest-Type Criminal Activity (position 117)

 Drug Arrest-Drug Type (position 118)

GROUP B ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 7)

 No additional data elements

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NIBRS ELEMENTS WITH SCIBRS-

SPECIFIC VALUES

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The following data elements are included in NIBRS, but have a modified list of valid values in SCIBRS.

The additional/modified data values, along with their descriptions and any modified/additional edits, can

be found in the deviation section of this document.

ADMINISTRATIVE SEGMENT (LEVEL 1)

 Exceptional Clearance Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 58-87)

OFFENSE SEGMENT (LEVEL 2)

 DE6 UCR Offense Code (position 38-40)

 DE8 Offender Suspected of Using (occurs 3 times at positions 42-44)

 DE9 Location Type (occurs 2 times at positions 45-46, 65-66)

 *

DE12 Type Criminal Activity (occurs 3 times at positions 50-52)

 DE13 Type Weapon/Force Used (occurs 3 times at positions 53-54, 56-57, 59-60)

 DE13 Automatic Weapon Indicator (occurs 3 times at positions 55, 58, 61)

PROPERTY SEGMENT (LEVEL 3)

 DE20 Suspected Drug Type (occurs 3 times at positions 233, 248, 263)

 Recovered Property Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 278-307)

VICTIM SEGMENT (LEVEL 4)

 DE24 Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 41-70)

 DE25A LEOKA Officer Activity (position 130)

 DE25B LEOKA Officer Assignment (position 131)

 DE30 Victim Resident Status (position 79)

 DE35 Victim to Offender Relationship (occurs 10 times at positions 92-93, 96-97, 100-101,

104-105, 108-109, 112-113, 116-117, 120-121, 124-125, 128-129)

OFFENDER SEGMENT (LEVEL 5)

 No additional/modified data values

*

The list of valid values accepted in the current SCIBRS system does not match the accepted NIBRS values, but the new

repository system will accept the same valid values as NIBRS.

The list of valid values accepted in current SCIBRS system for this element matches the accepted NIBRS values. The new

repository system will have additional/modified valid values for this element.

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ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 6)

 DE45 Arrest Offense Code (occurs 3 times in positions 62-64, 111-113, 114-116)

 DE46 Automatic Weapon Indicator (position 67)

 DE51 Arrestee Resident Status (position 78)

 Clearance Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 81-110)

GROUP B ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 7)

 DE45 Arrest Offense Code (occurs 3 times at positions 49-51, 67-69, 70-72)

 DE46 Automatic Weapon Indicator (position 54)

 DE51 Arrestee Resident Status (position 65)

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CURRENT SCIBRS SYSTEM VS.

NEW REPOSITORY SYSTEM

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The following data elements will have different values and/or edits when SCIBRS transitions to the new

repository system for submission of live NIBRS data (timeline TBD after FBI certification is complete).

Please see each data element’s entry in the deviation section for details.

ADMINISTRATIVE SEGMENT (LEVEL 1)

 Exceptional Clearance Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 58-87)

OFFENSE SEGMENT (LEVEL 2)

 DE6 UCR Offense Code (position 38-40)

 DE7 Offense Attempted/Completed (position 41)

 DE9 Location Type (occurs 2 times at positions 45-46, 65-66)

 DE12 Type Criminal Activity (occurs 3 times at positions 50-52)

 DE8A Bias Motivation (position 78-79)

PROPERTY SEGMENT (LEVEL 3)

 DE20 Suspected Drug Type (occurs 3 times at positions 233, 248, 263)

 Recovered Property Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 278-307)

VICTIM SEGMENT (LEVEL 4)

 DE24 Victim Connected to UCR Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 41-70)

 DE25C LEOKA ORI Other Jurisdiction (position 132-140)

 DE26 Victim Sex (position 76)

 DE35 Victim to Offender Relationship (occurs 10 times at positions 92-93, 96-97, 100-101,

104-105, 108-109, 112-113, 116-117, 120-121, 124-125, 128-129)

OFFENDER SEGMENT (LEVEL 5)

 DE38 Offender Sex (position 44)

ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 6)

 DE45 Arrest Offense Code (occurs 3 times at positions 62-64, 111-113, 14-116)

 Drug Arrest-Drug Type (position 118)

 Clearance Offense Code (occurs 10 times at positions 81-110)

GROUP B ARRESTEE SEGMENT (LEVEL 7)

 No differences between systems

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Source: SCIBRS Deviations From NIBRS Tech Specs (v6.1.16 old).docx

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