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Missing persons investigations guidelines & curriculum [Recurso eletrónico] / California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training

Autor institucional: ESTADOS UNIDOS. California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and TrainingIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: [Califórnia] : California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, 2011Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 325446 | 1233 | 334103Resumo: Part One: Missing Persons Categories/Definitions. Section 1. Categories/Descriptions/Examples. Section 2. Definitions Related to Missing Persons. Section 3. Missing Persons Categories − Quick Reference Chart. Part Two: Guidelines for Handling Missing Persons Investigations. Section 1. Acceptance of Initial Call. Section 2. Officer’s Initial Contactat the Scene. Section 3. Reporting Responsibilities. Section 4. Follow-Up Investigation. Section 5. Closure of Missing Person Investigation. Section 6. Missing and Unidentified Persons Reporting Reference Chart. Part Three: Course Outline Guide for Missing Person Investigations. Section 1. Legal Reference. Section 2. Background. Section 3. Certification Information. Section 4. Training Topics. Part Four: Missing Persons References and Investigative Resources. Section 1. Government Code Sections Related to Missing Persons. 1.1 California Penal Code Sections 13519.07, 14200-14213 and 14250 21 1.2 California Welfare and Institutions Code. 1.3 California Educational Codes. 1.4 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). Section 2. Department of Justice Missing Person Reporting Criteria. Section 3. AMBER Alert Procedures. 3.1 Background. 3.2 AMBER Alert System. 3.3 AMBER Alert Criteria. 3.4 California Highway Patrol Assistance. 3.5 Activation procedures. 3.6 Additional Resources. 3.7 Cases Not Meeting AMBER Alert Criteria. 3.8 Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA). Section 4. Management of the Long-Term Missing Person Case. 4.1 The Critical Identifiers Which Should be Obtained by the Missing Person Investigator. Section 5. California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA) Resources. Section 6. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Resources. Section 7. Department of Justice (DOJ) Resources. Section 8. Missing Persons DNA Program. 8.1  Requirements regarding the Missing Persons DNA Program. 8.2 DNA Sample Collection Reference Chart. Section 9. Department of Justice (DOJ) Related Reporting Forms. 9.1 Authorization to Release Dental/SkeletalX-Rays and Photographs of Missing Juvenile. 9.2 Authorization to Release Dental/Skeletal X-Rays and Photographs of Missing Adult. 9.3 School Notification of Missing Child - 2 Page Form. 9.4 Missing Person Report. 9.5 NCMEC Investigative Checklist for First Responders - 2 Page Form. 9.6 Child Abduction First Responder/Risk of Danger Checklist - 2 Page Form. 9.7 Sample Child Abduction/Missing Child Report Worksheet - 2 Page Form. 9.8 Critical Reach Sample Flyer. 9.9 Declaration of Authority for Seizure of Dental/Medical Records. Section 10.  Additional Resources: Agencies and Organizations. 10.1 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). 10.2 National Center for Missing Adults (NCMA). 10.3 Alzheimer’s Association “Safe Return” Program. 10.4 Critical Reach Alert System. 10.5 Additional Organizations. 10.6 Organizations and Resources: Quick Reference Chart.
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Part One: Missing Persons Categories/Definitions. Section 1. Categories/Descriptions/Examples. Section 2. Definitions Related to Missing Persons. Section 3. Missing Persons Categories − Quick Reference Chart. Part Two: Guidelines for Handling Missing Persons Investigations. Section 1. Acceptance of Initial Call. Section 2. Officer’s Initial Contactat the Scene. Section 3. Reporting Responsibilities. Section 4. Follow-Up Investigation. Section 5. Closure of Missing Person Investigation. Section 6. Missing and Unidentified Persons Reporting Reference Chart. Part Three: Course Outline Guide for Missing Person Investigations. Section 1. Legal Reference. Section 2. Background. Section 3. Certification Information. Section 4. Training Topics. Part Four: Missing Persons References and Investigative Resources. Section 1. Government Code Sections Related to Missing Persons. 1.1 California Penal Code Sections 13519.07, 14200-14213 and 14250 21 1.2 California Welfare and Institutions Code. 1.3 California Educational Codes. 1.4 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). Section 2. Department of Justice Missing Person Reporting Criteria. Section 3. AMBER Alert Procedures. 3.1 Background. 3.2 AMBER Alert System. 3.3 AMBER Alert Criteria. 3.4 California Highway Patrol Assistance. 3.5 Activation procedures. 3.6 Additional Resources. 3.7 Cases Not Meeting AMBER Alert Criteria. 3.8 Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA). Section 4. Management of the Long-Term Missing Person Case. 4.1 The Critical Identifiers Which Should be Obtained by the Missing Person Investigator. Section 5. California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA) Resources. Section 6. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Resources. Section 7. Department of Justice (DOJ) Resources. Section 8. Missing Persons DNA Program. 8.1  Requirements regarding the Missing Persons DNA Program. 8.2 DNA Sample Collection Reference Chart. Section 9. Department of Justice (DOJ) Related Reporting Forms. 9.1 Authorization to Release Dental/SkeletalX-Rays and Photographs of Missing Juvenile. 9.2 Authorization to Release Dental/Skeletal X-Rays and Photographs of Missing Adult. 9.3 School Notification of Missing Child - 2 Page Form. 9.4 Missing Person Report. 9.5 NCMEC Investigative Checklist for First Responders - 2 Page Form. 9.6 Child Abduction First Responder/Risk of Danger Checklist - 2 Page Form. 9.7 Sample Child Abduction/Missing Child Report Worksheet - 2 Page Form. 9.8 Critical Reach Sample Flyer. 9.9 Declaration of Authority for Seizure of Dental/Medical Records. Section 10.  Additional Resources: Agencies and Organizations. 10.1 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). 10.2 National Center for Missing Adults (NCMA). 10.3 Alzheimer’s Association “Safe Return” Program. 10.4 Critical Reach Alert System. 10.5 Additional Organizations. 10.6 Organizations and Resources: Quick Reference Chart.

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