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MS 7200 (2) information that they are requesting) or in an electronic case record. If the information is in a hard copy case record, offer to provide photo copies. If they indicate that only original materials will suffice from a hard copy case record, make photo copies for the case record. If the information that they are requesting is in an electronic case file, make copies for them and explain that these are the only materials available. Annotate the case record. If the entire case record is requested, discuss with the officer what specific pertinent information may be acceptable rather than the entire case record. If they are requesting an entire hard copy case record and they have stated that photo copies will not suffice, make photo copies of the last two packets for the case record. 4. If the recipient is identified as a fleeing felon, refer to Volume II MS 2350 prior to imposing a disqualification. 5. The Kentucky State Police (KSP) may identify a potential SNAP fraud during the course of other investigations. a. KSP use form KSP-58, Request for Confidential Information, to request information concerning fraud or potential fraud investigations, whether identified by DCBS or another source. b. [Upon receiving form KSP-58 for the release of information, ensure it is completed in its entirety. If the form is not completed in its entirety, DO NOT provide the information and DO NOT sign the form. If the form is complete, provide the information. If KSP is requesting EBT transaction data and a complete KSP-58 is provided, release the information and DO NOT require a court order or subpoena.] E. Anyone the household has authorized, via a signed form DCBS-1, Informed Consent and Release of Information and Records, to receive the information. F. Persons directly connected with the administration or enforcement of the programs which are required to participate in the Income and Eligibility Verification System (IEVS), to the extent SNAP benefits information is useful in establishing or verifying eligibility or benefit amounts under those programs. G. Persons directly connected with the administration of the Child Support Program under Part D, Title IV of the Social Security Act in order to assist in the administration of that program and employees of the Secretary of Health and Human Services as necessary to assist in establishing or verifying eligibility or benefits under Titles II and XVI of the Social Security Act. H. Cooperate in providing information necessary to verify a suspected or known senior or child abuse situation, which has been reported to the proper authorities.