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RESOLUTION NO. 78-27 <br />PAGE TWO <br /> <br />i.e. Penal Code Section 647 (f) drugs, then five <br />year retention will apply. <br /> <br />Subjects arrested for violation of local ordinances <br />except gambling, pornography and prostitution <br />violations which will be retained for five years. <br /> <br />Ail minor traffic offenses and traffic collision <br />reports. A minor traffic offense is defined as <br />any traffic offense which is not listed in <br />Attachment I, attached hereto and incorporated <br />by reference. ' <br /> <br />Complaint Incident reports with respect to minor <br />or non-specific offenses as defined in Attachment <br />II, attached hereto and incorporated herein by <br />reference, or classified as "information", will <br />be retained for two years with approval of a <br />Section Commander. <br /> <br />B. Five Year Retention Period for Records of: <br /> <br />Misdemeanor arrests not resulting in a conviction <br />or for which no disposition was received, such re- <br />tention period begins on the date of arrest. <br /> <br />J <br /> <br />Retainable arrests which are later termed "detention <br />only" under 849 (b) PC. Retention period begins <br />on the date of "detention" (arrest). Retainable <br />arrests are defined as those arrests retained by <br />Department of Justice for rap sheet entries. <br /> <br />Retainable misdemeanor arrests resulting in a con- <br />viction for a nonretainable offense, such retention <br />period begins on the date of arrest. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Misdemeanor and felony crime reports with or without <br />suspects or without arrestees, such retention starts <br />at date of crime except those felony crimes with <br />special statute of limitations beyond three years or <br />life limitations. <br /> <br />c. Seven-Year Retention for Records of: <br /> <br />Misdemeanor arrests resulting in a <br />the retention period commencing on <br />arrest. <br /> <br />conviction with <br />the date of <br /> <br />D. Modified Lifetime Retention Period <br /> <br />Arrests resulting in a conviction for an offense <br />where a prior constitutes a felony, for an offense <br />which would be a felony depending upon disposition, <br />and for all felony arrests. <br /> <br />When the record indicates the subject has reached <br />age 70 and has had no arrests since age 60, the <br />record will be purged. If the individual has been <br />arrested after age 60, his record will be main- <br />tained for the applicable retention period if it <br />extends past the age of 70; or, in the case of a <br />felony conviction, for a ten-year period commencing <br />with the date of release from supervision. <br /> <br />Arrests not resulting in a conviction or for which <br />no disposition was received for an offense where <br />a prior constitutes a felony, or for an offense <br />which would be a felony depending upon disposition, <br /> <br /> <br />