What information does the NCIC "Protection Order" file contain?

The "Protection Order" file in the NCIC is specifically focused on documenting restraining orders issued to protect individuals. This information is critical for law enforcement and other agencies to ensure the safety of individuals who may be in dangerous situations, such as victims of domestic violence or stalking. The file includes various details related to the protection orders, such as the names of the individuals involved, the terms of the order, and the issuing agency.

The inclusion of this data allows law enforcement officers to quickly access relevant information when responding to calls or situations involving potential violations of these orders. This capability is vital for providing immediate assistance and enforcing the legal protections granted by the courts.

Other options, such as arrest records, civil lawsuits, and profiles of domestic abusers, do not accurately represent the contents of the "Protection Order" file, as they pertain to different areas of law enforcement and legal records. The focus of the NCIC is on ensuring timely and accurate information exists about protective measures in place for individuals facing threats, making option C the correct choice.