Which of the following is a Rap Back Triggering Event?

• A. Arrests
• B. Death Notices
• C. Warrant entry with FBI number included
• D. Dispositions

Answer: (B)

Rap Back provides ongoing updates to agencies about individuals under monitoring, and a triggering event is something that prompts Rap Back to issue or adjust a notification. A death notice is the event that clearly signals the end of monitoring for that person, so Rap Back should deactivate or modify notices accordingly. This makes death notices the most fitting trigger because it directly changes whether continued background updates are appropriate.

Arrests, dispositions, and warrant entries are parts of a subject’s criminal history or data updates, but they do not, on their own, constitute a trigger that initiates Rap Back notifications. They are reflected in the record through standard reporting channels rather than causing a separate Rap Back alert.