*****DIRECTIVE 12.13

Question 0

1. A REPORT OF A MISSING PERSON MUST BE SUBMITTED HOW.

2. BY WHOM

Answer 0

1. BY PERSONAL INTERVIEW

2. A RESPONSIBLE ADULT OVER 18.

Question 1

MISSING PERSONS

Answer 1

DIRECTIVE 51. 12.13

Question 2

1. WHO WILL MAKE THE DETERMINATION OF THE CATEGORY OF REPORTED MISSING PERSONS.

Answer 2

1. THE DETECTIVE DIVISION SUPERVISOR.

Question 3

1. WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT A MISSING PERSON, WHAT WILL HAPPEN.

Answer 3

1. A REPORT WILL BE TAKEN

Question 4

1. ACCORDING TO LAW, WHEN A PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF WHAT IS MISSING OR MAY BE MISSING, WHAT WILL HAPPEN.

Answer 4

1. UNDER THE AGE OF 21.

2. A DETECTIVE WILL IMMEDIATELY INVESTIGATE THE INCIDENT.

Question 5

1. WHERE WILL ALL ADULT MISSING PERSON INFORMATION BE ENTERED INTO.
2. BY WHOM.
3. UNLESS WHAT .

Answer 5

1. PCIC
2. BY THE ASSIGNED INVESTIGATOR.
3. UNLESS THE INVESTIGATIVE SUPERVISOR AUTHORIZED IMMEDIATED NCIC ENTRY.

Question 6

1. WHERE WILL ALL MISSING PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 21 BE IMMEDIATELY AND AUTOMATICALLY ENTERED INTO.

Answer 6

1. BOTH PCIC AND NCIC.

Question 7

1. WHEN INVESTIGATING A MISSING PERSON UNDER 21, THERE WILL BE NO WHAT.

Answer 7

1. WAITING PERIOD

Question 8

1. WHAT ARE THE CATEGORIES OF MISSING PERSONS FOR ENTRY INTO NCIC AND CLEAN. 8.

Answer 8

1. DISABLED PERSONS.
2. PERSONS INVOLUNTARILY MISSING.
3. ENDANGERED PERSON
4. JUVENILE
5. CATASTROPHE.
6. OTHER
7. ELDERLY PERSON.
8. ALL PERSONS MENTALLY IMPAIRED (REGARDLESS OF AGE)

Question 9

1. WHO WOULD GO IN THE DISABLED PERSONS CATEGORY

Answer 9

1. PERSON OF ANY AGE WHO IS MISSING AND IS PROVEN TO BE PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY DISABLED OR SENILE, THEREBY SUBJECTING THEMSELVES OR OTHERS TO IMMEDIATE DANGER.

Question 10

1. WHO WOULD GO IN THE PERSONS INVOLUNTARILY MISSING CATEGORY.

Answer 10

1. PERSON OF ANY AGE WHO IS MISSING UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES INDICATING THAT THE DISAPPEARANCE WAS NOT VOLUNTARY (KIDNAPPING OR ABDUCTING.)

Question 11

1. WHO WILL GO IN THE ENDANGERED PERSON CATEGORY.

Answer 11

1. PERSON OF ANY AGE WHO IS IN THE COMPANY OF ANOTHER PERSON UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES INDICATING THAT THEIR PHYSICAL SAFETY IS IN DANGER.

Question 12

1. WHO WILL GO IN THE JUVENILE CATEGORY
2. WHAT DOES EMANCIPATED MEAN
3. HOW WILL AN EMANCIPATED MISSING JUVENILE BE INVESTIGATED

Answer 12

1. PERSON UNDER 18 WHO IS MISSING AND NOT DECLARED EMANCIPATED OR MARRIED AND DOES NOT MEET THE CRITERIA OF ANY OTHER CATEGORIES.
2. A JUVENILE WHO IS MARRIED OR DECLARED AN ADULT BY THE COURTS.
3. ACCORDING TO THE CRITERIA IN THE OTHER CATEGORIES.

Question 13

1. WHO WOULD GO INTO THE CATASTROPHE CATEGORY.

Answer 13

1. PERSON OF ANY AGE WHO IS MISSING AFTER A DISASTER.

Question 14

1. WHO WOULD GO INTO THE “OTHER” CAGETORY
2. WHAT AGE DOES THIS CATEGORY INCLUDE.
3. ACCORDING TO WHAT LAW.

Answer 14

1. PERSON 18 YEARS OR OLDER WHO DOES NOT MEET THE CRITERIA IN ANY OTHER CATEGORY, BUT WHO IS MISSING AND THERE IS REASONABLE CONCERN FOR THEIR SAFETY.
2. PERSONS BETWEEN 18 AND 21.
3. FEDERAL SUZANNES LAW.

Question 15

1. WHO WOULD GO INTO THE “ELDERLY PERSONS “ CATEGORY

Answer 15

1. PERSON 65 YEARS OR OLDER WITH A HISTORY OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS OR HISTORY OF SENILITY, DEMENTIA, OR DIMINISHED MENTAL CAPACITY.

Question 16

1. WHO ELSE WILL BE ENTERED INTO NCIC AND CLEAN SYSTEMS.

Answer 16

1. ALL PERSONS MENTALLY IMPAIRED REGARDLESS OF AGE.

Question 17

1. IN THE CASE OF A CHILD 18 AND UNDER WHO IS ABDUCTED, WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.

Answer 17

1. AN AMBER ALERT SHOULD BE INITIATED.

Question 18

1. WHAT IS TENDER AGE DEFINED.

Answer 18

1. A JUVENILE UNDER THE AGE OF 10.

Question 19

1. WHO WILL CONTACT THE DETECTIVE DIVISION WHEN THERE IS A TENDER AGE SEARCH INVOLVED.

Answer 19

1. THE PATROL SUPERVISOR.

Question 20

1. WHO WILL HANDLE NON FAMILY ABDUCTIONS.

Answer 20

1. THE SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.

Question 21

1. WHERE ARE ALL MISSING PERSONS PRESUMED MISSING FROM

Answer 21

1. THEIR HOME RESIDENCE.

Question 22

1. JUVENILES WHO ARE COURT COMMITTED FALL INTO TWO CATEGORIES. WHAT ARE THE TWO CATEGORIES.

Answer 22

1. DELIQUENT OR

2. DEPENDENT.

Question 23

1. WHAT DOES A JUVENILE WHO HAS BEEN DECLARED DELIQUENT MEAN.

Answer 23

1. A DELIQUENT JUVENILE HAS BEEN ADJUDICATED BY A JUVENILE COURT FOR A CRIMINAL OFFENSE.

Question 24

1. WHAT DOES A JUNENILE WHO HAS BEEN DECLARED DEPENDENT MEAN

Answer 24

1. A DEPENDENT JUVENILE IS DECLARED DEPENDENT FOR NON CRIMINAL OFFENSES OR SOCIAL NEEDS.

Question 25

1. WHERE WILL BOTH DELIQUENT AND DEPENDENT JUVENILES BE DECLARED MISSING FROM

Answer 25

1. THEIR LOCATION OF PLACEMENT. , NOT THEIR ORIGINAL ADDRESS.

Question 26

1. WHEN A DELIQUENT JUVENILE IS REPORTED MISSING, WHAT SHALL IT BE CODED AS.

Answer 26

1. ESCAPED PRISONER.

Question 27

1. WITHIN HOW LONG OF THE ORIGINAL REPORT SHOULD A DETECTIVE SUPERVISOR UPDATE A RECORD INTO PCIC/NCIC NETWORKS.

Answer 27

1. NO LATER THEN 60 DAYS.

Question 28

1. WHEN A TENDER AGE CHILD (UNDER 10) IS MISSING WHAT WILL THE DETECTIVE SUPERVISOR ENSURE. 2. WHAT IS A GRM 3. HOW OFTEN IS A GRM FOR A MISSING TENDER AGE CHILD BROADCASTED.

Answer 28

1. THAT A GRM HAS BEEN SENT CITY WIDE. 2. A GENERAL RADIO MESSAGE. 3. EVERY 20 MINUTES FOR THE FIRST 24 HOURS, THEN ONCE PER HOUR AFTER THAT.

Question 29

1. WHO WILL SEND THE GRM TO RADIO FOR A MISSING TENDER AGE , AND WHAT WILL THEY REQUEST.

Answer 29

1. THE ASSIGNED DETECTIVE. | 2. THAT IT BE BROADCASTED EVERY 20 MINUTES FOR THE FIRST 24 HOURS, THEN ONCE PER HOUR AFTER THAT.

Question 30

1. WHO WILL DETERMINE IF A PERSON IS NOT MISSING. 2. WHEN WILL HE DECLARE THAT A PERSON IS NOT MISSING. 4. 3. AND IS ABSCENT FOR THE FOLLOWING 5 REASONS.

Answer 30

1. THE DETECTIVE SUPERVISOR. 2. 1. WHEN THE INVESTIGATION DISCLOSES NO UNUSUAL OR SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. AND 2. THE MISSING PERSON IS BELIEVED TO BE OF SOUND PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH. 3. AND THE PERSON IS OVER 21. 4. AND IS ABSCENT FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS. 3. 1. DOMESTIC DISCARD. 2. PARENTAL DISCIPLINE. 3. DESIRE TO BE SELF SUPPORTING 4. FINANCIAL OR PERSONAL PROBLEMS 5. EVASION OF ARREST OR SERVICE OF LEGAL PROCESS.

Question 31

1. ASIDE FROM A MISSING JUVENILE UNDER 10 YEARS OLD, WHEN WILL A "TENDER AGE" SITUATION BE IMPLEMENTED. 2

Answer 31

1. FOR A MISSING ELDERLY PERSON OVER 65 YEARS OLD WHERE THERE IS A MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS OR HISTORY OF SENILITY, DIMENTIA, OR DIMINISHED CAPACITY. 2. ALL PERSONS WHO ARE MENTALLY IMPAIRED , REGARDLESS OF AGE.

Question 32

1. IF A MISSING ELDERLY PERSON WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IS STILL MISSING AFTER HOW LONG, 2. WHAT AND WHO WILL BE REQUESTED.

Answer 32

1. AFTER 24 HOURS. | 2. .THE GRAPHIC ARTS UNIT WILL PREPARE CIRCULARS INCLUDING A PHOTO AND DESCRIPTION.

Question 33

1. FOR A MISSING ELDERLY PERSON IN TENDER AGE STATUS. HOW OFTEN IS CONTACT MADE WITH THE FAMILY. 2. WHEN WILL THE ASSIGNED INVESTIGATOR RE CONTACT THE FAMILY.

Answer 33

1. CONTACT SHOULD BE MAINTAINED WITH THE FAMILY ON ALL TOURS THROUGH THE FIRST 24 HOURS. 2. WITHIN 72 HOURS AND THEN AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK THEREAFTER.

Question 34

1. WHO PROVIDES THE MISSING ENDANGERED PERSON ADVISORY SYSTEM (MEPAS). 2. WHAT MISSING PERSONS ARE CONSIDERED MEPAS - MISSING ENDANGERED PERSON. 5

Answer 34

1. THE PA STATE POLICE. 2. 1. AN ADULT 21 OR OVER 2. DOESNT MEED CRITERIA FOR AN AMBER ALERT. 3. MISSING UNDER ENEXPLAINED, INVOLUNTARY, OR SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. 4. THE PERSONS AGE , HEALTH, MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY, OR ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS PLACE HIM IN PERIL OF SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH. 5. IF INFORMATION DISTRIBUTED TO THE PUBLIC COULD SAVE THEIR LIFE.

Question 35

1. WITHIN HOW LONG WILL A DETECTIVE RE INTERVIEW A PERSON WHO REPORTED SOMEONE MISSING.

Answer 35

1. WITHIN 72 HOURS, THEN ONCE A WEEK FOR ONE MONTH FROM THE DATE OF DISAPPEARANCE.

Question 36

1. WHEN IS A MISSING PERSON CONSIDERED A "LONG TERM MISSING PERSON" 2. WHO CONTROLS THE LONG TERM MISSING PERSON UNIT.

Answer 36

1. AFTER 30 DAYS OF BEING MISSING. | 2. THE SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.

Question 37

1. WHERE ARE MOST TENDER AGE CHILDREN FOUND.

Answer 37

1. INSIDE THEIR OWN RESIDENCE.

Question 38

1. WHEN IS A TENDER AGE MISSING PERSON CASE CLOSED. | 2. OTHER THEN THAT.

Answer 38

1. WHEN THE PERSON HAS BEEN LOCATED OR IDENTIFIED. | 2. IT REMAINS OPEN AND NEVER CLOSES.

Question 39

1. WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO SEARCH FOR A MISSING TENDER AGE.

Answer 39

1. TO EMPLOY A SYSTEMATIC METHODOLOGY WITH REDUNDANCY.

Question 40

1. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF AN AMBER ALERT. 2. WHAT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF A SEXUAL PREDATOR. 3. THE GENDER OF A CHILD UNDER 6 USUALLY, WHAT.

Answer 40

1. TO LOCATE CHILDREN WITHIN HOURS OF AN ABDUCTION. 2. SEXUAL EXPLOITATION. 3. MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO THE PREDATOR.

Question 41

1. WHO IS IN CHARGE OF AMBER ALERTS.

Answer 41

1. THE PA STATE POLICE.

Question 42

1. WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR AN AMBER ALERT TO BE ISSUED.2. 2. WHAT DOES THIS ALSO INCLUDE.

Answer 42

1. THE CHILD MUST BE 18 YEARS OLD OR YOUNGER. 2. POLICE MUST BELIEVE THE CHILD IS IN DANGER OF SERIOUS BODILY HARM OR DEATH. 1. FAMILY MEMBER ABDUCTIONS AND CUSTODY DISPUTES.

Question 43

1. IF SOMEONE IS IDENTIFIED AS THE SUSPECT OF AN AMBER ALERT. HOW WILL POLICE REFER TO HIM.

Answer 43

1. AS SOMEONE POLICE ARE INTERESTED IN INTERVIEWING REGARDING THE ABDUCTION.

Question 44

1. WHO DOES FINAL AUTHORITY FOR THEINITIATION OF AN AMBER ALERT WITH THE EAS REST WITH

Answer 44

1. THE PA STATE POLICE.

Question 45

1. WHO WILL HANDLE ALL MISSING JUVENILES WHO FALL UNDER "AMBER ALERT"

Answer 45

1. THE SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.

Question 46

1. UPON CONFIRMATION FROM THE PA STATE POLICE THAT AN AMBE ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED, HOW OFTEN WILL RADIO BROADCAST A GRM

Answer 46

1. EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR THE FIRST TWO HOURS, THEN EVERY HALF HOUR FOR THE NEXT THREE HOURS.