Through NLETS, what can you search for at the Canadian police information center (CPIC)?

Searching through the Canadian Police Information Center (CPIC) via NLETS allows law enforcement agencies in the United States to access crucial criminal information across borders. The correct choice encompasses the ability to search for criminal history files, which include information about an individual's past criminal offenses, and wanted and stolen files, which can provide information about individuals wanted by law enforcement or details about stolen property. This access is vital for cross-border investigations and operations, aiding law enforcement in maintaining public safety and effectively communicating pertinent criminal information internationally.

The other options focus on different types of records that may not be universally accessible through CPIC via NLETS or do not fall under the primary scope of the information typically shared through this system. For example, traffic violation records and local crime statistics are more localized and not directly related to interjurisdictional criminal history, while firearm registration records are handled by agencies specific to firearm regulations, rather than through an inter-agency network like CPIC.