What are the two components of the gang file?

The gang file within the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) is utilized for the organization and categorization of gang-related information. The two components that specifically comprise this file are QGG, which stands for the "Gang Member" file, and QGM, which refers to the "Gang Organization" file. Together, these components facilitate the documenting of individuals involved in gangs and the gangs themselves, allowing law enforcement to access critical data efficiently.

The other options refer to different categories or files that exist within NCIC but are not related to the gang file. For instance, NSOR pertains to the National Sex Offender Registry, while NDTF references drug trafficking. Identity Theft and Restraining Orders, as mentioned in another choice, address entirely different legal issues, and Supervised Release and Foreign Fugitive relate to other aspects of supervision and international law enforcement, respectively. Therefore, the focus solely on QGG and QGM as the two components illustrates their specific relevance to gang information management within the NCIC framework.