Question about the non-existent illegal database

[bac0nfat]

I know the non-existent illegal database is held by the pa state police, but can it be accessed by any department? Or can local police departments only check the lost or stolen database?

[Pa. Patriot]

I have no idea why people keep calling it "non-existent".
PSP has never denied that they database the info on SP4-113 forms....

Anyway, from my experiences and what I have been told by LE, the database is typically accessed by call center, not individual LEOs.

[bac0nfat]

Okay thanks. I call it non-existent because they deny that it's a registry of ownership, which is technically true but ultimately accomplishes nearly the same thing. Unless you bring in a gun from another state, or have one handed down to you, or build one, or buy one on the black market, it's gonna be on the registry.

[Steve in PA]

Anyway, from my experiences and what I have been told by LE, the database is typically accessed by call center, not individual LEOs.

You are correct sir. Although I thought I heard someone say the Scranton area was working on some type of new program to allow direct access??? Not sure, I could be wrong.

[bac0nfat]

Either way, they can still access it right? They just have to call instead of look it up directly?

[medic550]

It can be accesed the through CLEAN (Commonwealth Law Enforecement Access Network)

I heard they wanted to have access through JNET.

Frank

[Steve in PA]

There is no access through Jnet.

[Kramer]

There is no access through Jnet.

I fixed it for you Steve... LOL


There is no access of the "non-existent illegal database" through Jnet.

[nlcrsn]

There is no access through Jnet.

There is no access of the "non-existent illegal database" through Jnet.

No access through JNET ... YET!