Which type of incidents is NOT typically included under "unidentified persons" in NCIC?

The category of "unidentified persons" in NCIC primarily encompasses situations where an individual's identity is not known at the time of discovery or where they are found without any form of identification. This typically includes individuals found deceased without identification and those who are unable to identify themselves, such as individuals living with amnesia.

On the other hand, persons reported missing for over a year do not fall under the "unidentified persons" category as they were known at the time of their disappearance. Individuals reported missing typically have a defined identity that authorities are actively trying to locate, distinguishing them from unidentified persons. Therefore, individuals missing for a prolonged period do not fit the criteria for being listed as unidentified since their identity was established before their disappearance.