Which of the following could be considered an example of sensitive information within ACJIS?

The identities of repeat offenders are classified as sensitive information within the Arizona Criminal Justice Information System (ACJIS) because they can directly affect individuals and the safety of the community. This information typically involves personal data that, if disclosed, could potentially lead to harassment, retaliation, or other negative consequences for the individuals involved. Understanding the sensitivity of such data is critical for ensuring the confidentiality and safety of offenders, which aligns with the principles of privacy and protection in the criminal justice system.

In contrast, the number of police officers in a city, statistics on crime rates, and public requests for information do not involve personally identifiable information and are generally considered public information. These types of data are more administrative or statistical and do not pose the same level of risk regarding individual privacy as the identities of repeat offenders.