320.11: Missing persons, Amber alert, etc Flashcards

1
Q

What notification system does NPD use?

A

Code Red or Smart 911

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2
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Who is responsible for complying with missing children info?

A

Juvenile Detective Unit

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3
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Is there a formal waiting period for the PD to accept a missing persons report?

A

no

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4
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How may a missing person be entered into NCIC?

A
  1. Disability
  2. Endangered
  3. Involuntary
  4. Catastrophic victim
  5. Juvenile
  6. Other
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What does “Disability “ mean in determining a missing person status?

A

person of any age who is missing and is under proven physical/mental disability or is senile, thereby subjecting themselves or other personnel to danger

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What does “Endangered “ mean in determining a missing person status?

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a person of any age who is missing under circumstances indicating their physical safety may be in danger

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What does “Involuntary “ mean in determining a missing person status?

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person of any age who is missing under circumstances indicating that the disappearance may not have been voluntary (abduction/kidnapping)

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What does “catastrophic victim “ mean in determining a missing person status?

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a person of any age who is missing after a catastrophe

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What does “juvenile “ mean in determining a missing person status?

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a person who is missing and is under the age of 18 and does not meet any other criteria

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What does “Other” mean in determining a missing person status?

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a person who is missing who is at least 18 and under the age of 21 who does not meet any other criteria

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In order to enter a person who is over the age of 21 as a missing person, what must the agency have?

A

documentation in its possession supporting the stated condition for which they are entered

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Who can provide documentation to support a missing person status?

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responsible person such as a parent, guardian, next of kin, physician, possibly a neighbor or friend in unusual circumstances

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13
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Which status does not require written documentation?

A

Catastrophic victim

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14
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What information should be included in an ongoing missing persons investigation?

A

notification to NCMEC
dental records and fingerprints if available
contact hospitals and ME’s for matching patients/bodoes

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15
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who can decide to notify the media in missing persons cases?

A

chief or designee as well as the family

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16
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According to this policy, what is a “search?”

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any systematic planned method or technique designed to conduct a thorough check of a building, residence, field, woods, vehicles, bodies of water, or elsewhere

17
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According to this policy, what is a “rescue?”

A

Use of personnel, equipment and other available resources during emergencies which aid and assist in the preservation of life

18
Q

Who is in charge of all search and rescue missions?

A

OIC

19
Q

what does ACIM stand for?

A

A Child is Missing

20
Q

WHo does ACIM assist in the search for?

A

missing children, elderly or disabled persons

21
Q

How many calls can ACIM generate?

A

over 1000 calls in less than 5 minutes

22
Q

Generally speaking, who does ACIM usually search for?

A

children under 12 years old

23
Q

What are some circumstances where they will assist in the search for someone over 12 years old?

A
  • first time missing teenager, especially of foul play is suspected.
  • elderly (especially w/ Alzheimer)
  • people with disabilities
24
Q

What is issued in abduction cases?

A

Amber alert

25
Q

When is an Amber Alert issued?

A
  • where officer believes a child (someone 17 years of age or younger) has been abducted
  • Officer believes the child is in danger of SBI or death
26
Q

Can older children be considered for amber alerts?

A

yes, if special factors warrant

27
Q

Is the Amber Alert usually issued for runaways or parental abductions?

A

no, unless there is reason to believe their life is in danger

28
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Who is contacted in order to make an Amber Alert?

A

RISP

29
Q

Who ultimately determines if an Amber Alert is issued?

A

RISP

30
Q

Who is notified if an Amber Alert is issued?

A

Chief

Captain of Patrol

31
Q

Where are Amber Alerts operated out of?

A

EOC or RIEMA

32
Q

What is a senior citizen?

A

60 years of age or older

33
Q

What is needed to issue sMissing Senior Citizen alert?

A
  • senior citizen with an impaired mental condition is missing
  • LE believe the persons health is at risk
  • the impaired condition is documented (can be verbal initially, but written documentation is needed later)
  • the missing person lives in RI or was traveling in RI at the time they went missing
  • enough descriptive info is needed
34
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Who issues a Missing Senior Citizen alert?

A

RISP

35
Q

What is a Blue Alert?

A

program meant to speed the apprehension of violent criminals who kill or seriously injure local, state or federal LEO’s

36
Q

What are some circumstances where a blue alert can be issued?

A
  • LEO is killed or seriously injured in the line of duty
  • LEO is missing in connection with official duties
  • imminent or credible threat to cause death or SBI of LEO is received