What does a temporary felony want record indicate?

A temporary felony want record indicates that the agency that issued the record has reasonable grounds to believe that a warrant should be issued for the subject's arrest based on their actions or connections to a felony. This type of record is generally a signal to law enforcement that there is a legitimate concern regarding the individual, and it may lead to further law enforcement actions such as an attempt to locate and apprehend the subject.

The configuration of this record plays a vital role in law enforcement as it helps agencies coordinate their efforts in apprehending individuals who may pose a threat or are otherwise involved in serious criminal activity. It does not confirm that the individual has been arrested, nor does it provide information about their guilt or innocence or classify any crimes as misdemeanors. Therefore, this record serves as an alert and a precursor to potential enforcement actions based on the specific circumstances surrounding the individual involved.