What is the outcome for a subject marked with EXTR?

When a subject is marked with "EXTR," it indicates that they are to be extradited. This means that they will be returned to the agency that has requested their apprehension. The purpose of this marking is to facilitate the legal process of transferring custody from one jurisdiction to another so that the individual can face charges or legal proceedings in the requesting agency's location.

The context of extradition implies that the individual is not being set free or released temporarily; rather, they are actively being taken back to the agency that issued the warrant for their arrest. This process is a formal legal procedure, ensuring that individuals wanted by law enforcement in one area are able to be brought to justice when apprehended in another. Thus, the correct outcome for a subject marked with EXTR is their return to the wanting agency.