Violent Person File (VPF) describes which offender?

• A. Offender who has committed non-violent property crimes.
• B. Offender with only cyber offenses.
• C. Offender who is under probation for drug charges.
• D. Offender convicted of violence against law enforcement or has expressed intent to commit violent acts against the Criminal Justice system.

Answer: (D)

The Violent Person File targets offenders who pose violence toward law enforcement or have expressed an intent to commit violent acts against the Criminal Justice system. This means someone who has been convicted of violence against officers or who has explicitly stated plans to harm CJ personnel or facilities. The other scenarios—non-violent property crimes, cyber offenses, or being on probation for drug charges—do not automatically place someone in the VPF because they don’t involve violence toward law enforcement or stated violent intent against the CJ system. Therefore, the description that best fits the Violent Person File is the one involving violence against law enforcement or expressed intent to attack the Criminal Justice system.