When conducting an inquiry of the Foreign Fugitive File, what type of subjects might be expected in response?

When conducting an inquiry of the Foreign Fugitive File, it is expected that the primary subjects of interest will be international suspects. This file is specifically designed to contain information on fugitives who have committed crimes across national boundaries or are wanted in one country but may have fled to another.

The Foreign Fugitive File is part of the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database, which aims to help law enforcement agencies track and apprehend individuals who might evade capture by moving across borders. Thus, the focus of inquiries related to this file is inherently on individuals who are recognized as international criminal suspects rather than local offenders, witnesses, or individuals unrelated to fugitive status. Therefore, responses to such inquiries will predominantly yield information regarding those wanted for serious or violent crimes at an international level.