Missing persons/runaways

Question 1

In accordance with the National Child Search Assistance Act of 1990 (As Amended) and the federally mandated _____ ______, entry into the National Crime Information Center will be made under the following circumstances:

Answer 1

1. Suzannes Law

Question 1

LVMPD ____ ____ require any waiting period to make a missing person’s report.

Answer 1

Will Not

Question 2

All Juveniles, ____ years old and younger, will be entered into NCIC _______ upon receiving the required minimum data elements, not to exceed_____ hours.

Answer 2

17, immediately, two

Question 3

Missing persons ____ through _____years old (even though legally considered adults) will also be entered into NCIC in accordance with the federally mandated Suzannes Law immediately upon receiving the required minimum data elements, not to exceed ___ hours.

Answer 3

18, 20, two

Question 4

Adults may go missing for a variety of reasons. However, adults can only be entered into NCIC if they have a ______, are in _______ _______, are a victim of a _______ or ___________ or __________ circumstances (ie Endangered). Regardless of NCIC entry, all missing persons will be entered into SCOPE.

Answer 4

disability, physical danger, catastrophe, suspicious, involuntary

Question 5

What are the minimum data elements for NCIC entry of a missing person?

Answer 5

• Name
  -DOB
• Sex
• Race
• Height
• Weight
• Hair Color
• Eye Color
• Date of last known contact

Question 6

Suicidal Adult and Juveniles
If the adult or Juvenile have a cellphone, patrol supervisor will request a _______ _______ phone ping through _________ _________.

Answer 6

Kelsey Smith, Dispatch Supervisor

Question 7

Patrol Supervisor will:
1. Notify the on-call Missing Persons detective for requested response.
If the missing juvenile is threatening suicide under volatile circumstances, officers will:
Contact the ______ or on call _________ not the _______ ________ _________.

Answer 7

on duty, patrol detective, missing person detective