Who is primarily expected to train for TCIC/LETS access?

The primary expectation for training on TCIC/LETS access is centered around law enforcement personnel. This is because these systems involve sensitive and critical information relevant to public safety, criminal investigations, and emergency responses. Law enforcement officers are trained to utilize these databases to efficiently and effectively carry out their duties, ensuring they have the necessary skills to interpret and act on the data provided by TCIC/LETS.

In contrast, while community volunteers, private investigators, and civil rights activists may have roles in community safety and advocacy, they typically do not have the same level of access or need for comprehensive training on TCIC/LETS systems as law enforcement. These systems are designed specifically for those in official law enforcement roles, which highlights the importance of specialized training to handle the information safely and responsibly. Thus, law enforcement personnel are expected to be the primary users of TCIC/LETS access, necessitating their training in these systems.