True or False? The responding agency sends back a Locate message after a hit is confirmed.

The correct answer is that the responding agency does not send back a Locate message after confirming a hit. In the context of NCIC procedures, once a hit is confirmed, the appropriate course of action involves a direct communication regarding the situation instead of a formal Locate message. A Locate message typically serves as a request for information or action, but after a confirmation, the focus shifts to operational responses and coordination with law enforcement on the ground rather than relaying additional messages through the system. This understanding is crucial for effective communication and situational management in emergency calls and responses.