What primary data does MULES provide on stolen vehicles?

MULES primarily provides vehicle descriptions and theft status for stolen vehicles. This information is crucial for law enforcement officers responding to theft reports or looking for stolen vehicles. The vehicle descriptions typically include details such as the make, model, color, and identification numbers that help officers to accurately identify the vehicle in question. The theft status indicates whether a vehicle has been reported stolen and allows officers to determine the urgency of recovering the vehicle. Having access to this specific data enables effective communication and collaboration among law enforcement agencies to locate and return stolen vehicles to their rightful owners.

Other options, such as the owner's social history, vehicle registration history, or insurance information, are not the primary focus of MULES in the context of stolen vehicle data. While these details can be relevant in broader investigations, MULES emphasizes vehicle descriptions and theft status as the most immediate and necessary information for officers responding to claimed thefts.