CAYF

Question 1

National Child Search Assistance Act

Answer 1

Suzanne’s law

Entry into NCIC with no waiting period

Question 2

Under Suzanne’s law Entry into NCIC will be made under the the following circumstances:

Answer 2

1. 17 years or younger within 2 hours of receiving minimum data elements
2. 18-20 must be entered in
3. 21 and older only when disability, physical danger, involuntary, catastrophe, or other suspicious circumstances

Question 3

Amber Alert Requirements

Answer 3

1. Confirmed Abduction
2. Child is under 18 years old
3. Threat of serious bodily harm or death
4. Info on suspect and/or vehicle

Question 4

What is the statute someone can report being the victim of an S/A?

Answer 4

36 years old if victim discovers or reasonably should have discovered that he/she was a victim

43 years old if the victim does not discover (therapy)

Question 5

What is the statute someone can report being the victim of an S/A

Answer 5

36 if victim discovers or reasonably should have discovered that he/she was a victim

43 does not discover (therapy)

Question 6

Beheler Admonishment

Answer 6

“You are not under arrest. You are free to leave at anytime. Okay?

Question 7

Miranda

Answer 7

In custody and being interrogated

Question 8

HSCB Roster

Answer 8

Captain Letkiewicz
Sexual Assault/Abuse section:
LT Cindy Rodriguez
4 SA squads
1 SAJ squad
1 ICAC squad
1 ICAC task force
Special Victims section:
LT Jim Weiskopf
2 Abuse Neglect squads
The computer forensics lab
Victim advocates services
Homicide Section
LT Dan McGrath 
3 homicide squads
1 MP squad