What does the OP10 screen specifically record?

The OP10 screen specifically records the offender's payment history. This is crucial for monitoring and managing the financial obligations placed upon an offender, such as fines, restitution, and other financial penalties. Keeping accurate records of payments allows probation officers to assess compliance with court orders and facilitates appropriate actions if an offender is not making their required payments.

In contrast, other options such as security threat group affiliation, public service hours, or arrest history relate to different aspects of an offender's profile but are not specifically recorded on the OP10 screen. Security threat group affiliation may relate to gang-related issues, public service hours track community service commitments, and arrest history records prior criminal activity. Each of these aspects is important for different reasons but do not fall under the specific category of payment history, which is the primary focus of the OP10 screen.