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Which of the following is considered a missing person?
Which of the following is considered a missing person?
- A person who voluntarily leaves their location
- A person under the age of 18
- A person with a mental or physical disability (correct)
- A person who is expected to be absent
Under what circumstances is a person considered missing?
Under what circumstances is a person considered missing?
- The person has any mental or physical disability.
- The person is missing under circumstances indicating his or her safety may be in danger.
- There is an indication that the absence is not voluntary. An involuntary absence will be assumed if the length of absence is unreasonable or appears to be involuntary.
- All the above (correct)
How is an involuntary absence determined?
How is an involuntary absence determined?
- By the person's voluntary decision
- By the person's mental or physical disability
- By the length of absence appearing unreasonable or involuntary (correct)
- By the person's age
What age range is considered a missing child for purposes of LEADS / NCIC entry?
What age range is considered a missing child for purposes of LEADS / NCIC entry?
What is a missing child considered?
What is a missing child considered?
Who is responsible for completing the AWOL from placement form?
Who is responsible for completing the AWOL from placement form?
When should division personnel take an Incident Report?
When should division personnel take an Incident Report?
How is a missing child 12 years of age or under classified?
How is a missing child 12 years of age or under classified?
Which of the following actions should be taken when there is an indication someone is missing?
Which of the following actions should be taken when there is an indication someone is missing?
What should be done if a complainant insists on filing a report even if there appears to be no basis for it?
What should be done if a complainant insists on filing a report even if there appears to be no basis for it?
How should a missing child report be classified in an Incident Report?
How should a missing child report be classified in an Incident Report?
Which one of the following should the reporting person be advised of?
Which one of the following should the reporting person be advised of?
What should the reporting person do if the missing person/child returns or is located?
What should the reporting person do if the missing person/child returns or is located?
When should the missing person/child's information be entered into LEADS/NCIC?
When should the missing person/child's information be entered into LEADS/NCIC?
Which of the following actions should be taken when there is an indication someone is missing?
Which of the following actions should be taken when there is an indication someone is missing?
Once the missing person/child has been found, what should be done with the missing person report?
Once the missing person/child has been found, what should be done with the missing person report?
When should the missing person/child report be canceled?
When should the missing person/child report be canceled?
Which of the following is the responsibility of Supervisor?
Which of the following is the responsibility of Supervisor?
Who should be contacted by the Supervisor if an abduction is reported?
Who should be contacted by the Supervisor if an abduction is reported?
When should the Supervisor contact other Police Departments?
When should the Supervisor contact other Police Departments?
When should the LEADS/NCIC entry for a missing person/child be canceled?
When should the LEADS/NCIC entry for a missing person/child be canceled?
When should the LEADS/NCIC entry for a missing person/child be updated with additional information?
When should the LEADS/NCIC entry for a missing person/child be updated with additional information?
When does the time clock for entering the missing person/child's information into LEADS/NCIC begin?
When does the time clock for entering the missing person/child's information into LEADS/NCIC begin?
