On SEACATS which number is used to track the seized property?

On SEACATS which number is used to track the seized property?

• A. Seacats
• B. FPF number
• C. Incident number
• D. Property tag number

Answer: (A)

In SEACATS, the seized property is tracked with the system’s own seizure record identifier. This unique SEACATS number is the primary reference that ties together every item, document, and action related to that seizure—keeping intake, storage, disposition, and release all connected in one place. The physical property tag number is just a label on the item itself, and the incident number relates to the investigative event, not the property record. The FPF number serves as another internal reference not used for tracking property within SEACATS.

In SEACATS, the seized property is tracked with the system’s own seizure record identifier. This unique SEACATS number is the primary reference that ties together every item, document, and action related to that seizure—keeping intake, storage, disposition, and release all connected in one place. The physical property tag number is just a label on the item itself, and the incident number relates to the investigative event, not the property record. The FPF number serves as another internal reference not used for tracking property within SEACATS.