The Mayor of the District of Columbia shall cause the Metropolitan Police force to keep the following records: General complaint files, in which shall be entered every complaint preferred upon personal knowledge of the circumstances thereof, with the name and residence of the complainant; Records of lost, missing, or stolen property; A personnel record of each member of the Metropolitan Police force, which shall contain his name and residence; the date and place of his birth; his marital status; the date he became a citizen, if foreign born; his age; his former occupation; and the dates of his appointment and separation from office, together with the cause of the latter; Arrest books, which shall contain the following information: Case number, date of arrest, and time of recording arrest in arrest book; Name, address, date of birth, color, birthplace, occupation, and marital status of person arrested; Offense with which person arrested was charged and place where person was arrested; Name and address of complainant; Name of arresting officer; and Disposition of case; The Metropolitan Police force shall maintain a computerized record of a civil protection order or bench warrant issued as a result of an intrafamily offense; and Such other records as the Council of the District of Columbia considers necessary for the efficient operation of the Metropolitan Police force.
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