Which of the following actions does NOT require a locate message?

The action that does not require a locate message is indicating No Extradition content. In the context of law enforcement and the NCIC (National Crime Information Center) database, a locate message is typically used to request or provide specific information regarding an individual or item, particularly in situations involving apprehension or recovery. Indicating that there is no extradition means simply providing information about a legal status; it does not initiate a request for law enforcement to locate or act upon that individual.

On the other hand, recovering stolen property, apprehending a wanted person, and identifying a missing child all involve active requests for law enforcement involvement in locating individuals or items. Each of these scenarios requires coordination and communication that inherently include locate messages to ensure that all relevant information is shared among agencies.