Two police officers rush into your medical office demanding immediate help in tracking down a fugitive on the run.  They believe the man be responsible for a carjacking and they have a written request for a description of any noticeable physical characteristics, such as scars and tattoos.  The electronic health record (EHR) reveals the man has a large skull tattoo on his upper arm.  However, the officers don't have a warrant for the information.  Can you give it to them?  Does it matter whether the fugitive has committed a violent or nonviolent offense? Explain your response.

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