Non-Reportable

Speeding is a basic traffic citation that does not involve reckless behaviors or criminal charges.

Non-Reportable

No Proof of Insurance is typically an administration or civil violation unless elevated by state law.

Non-Reportable

Following To Closely is a moving violation that does not carry criminal penalties.

Non-Reportable

Expired Registration is a minor traffic offense such as expired tags or failure to display proper registration.

Reportable

Driving Under the Influence is the act of operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These are always treated as criminal offenses.

Reportable

Reckless Driving is a serious traffic related crime that shows willful or dangerous disregard for the safety of others.

Reportable

Disorderly Conduct is typically a misdemeanor offense that is very important to employers when hiring an individual to work in group settings.

Reportable

Theft involves the unlawful taking of property and could be classified as a misdemeanor of felony depending on the value or scale of what was stolen.

Reportable

Fraud involves intentional deception for personal or financial gain and could be classified as a felony or misdemeanor depending on the severity and the amount involved.

Reportable

Robbery involves the unlawful taking of property directly from a person through force or threat and is typically treated as a felony.