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The document is a Lost/Found Child Form used for recording details about missing or found children at an event. It includes sections for capturing information about the child, such as name, age, physical description, and last seen details, as well as information about the parent or guardian. The form also outlines actions taken by staff and volunteers in response to the situation.

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What can I do if my child is missing?

Notify Law Enforcement: If you cannot locate your son within a reasonable amount of time, contact the police to file a missing person report. Provide them with all necessary details, including a description, clothing, and any known whereabouts.

How do I report a child missing?

Immediately call your local law enforcement agency. After you have reported your child missing to law enforcement, call the National Center for Missing Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

What do police do when a child is reported missing?

Your law enforcement agency is required by Federal law to immediately enter your childs name into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) registry of missing persons. There is no waiting period for entry into NCIC for children under age 18.

What is the code for a missing child?

Code Pink: This code will be activated when an infant up to 12 months old is abducted. Code Purple: This code will be activated when a child over 12 months up to 17 years old is abducted.

What to do if your adult child is missing?

Contact The Police Immediately If the person remains missing more than three days, ask the police to place them on the FBIs National Crime Information Center (NCIC) list as an endangered adult. This computer network provides information nationwide.

How long before you can say someone is missing?

There is no rule that states that you have to wait 24 hours to report a missing person. It depends on the person who is missing, their age, mental state and vulnerability. If the missing person is a child, elderly or a person in a very depressed state then you need to alert the police straight away.

What is the protocol for a missing child?

Immediately report your child as missing to your local law enforcement agency. Ask investigators to enter your child into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Missing Persons File. There is no waiting period for entry into NCIC for children under age 18.

How to help the lost child?

Stay Calm and Reassure the Child: If you find a lost child, approach them calmly. Reassure them that they are safe and that you will help them. Gather Information: Ask the child for their name, age, and any details about their parents or guardians. Look for identifying information like clothing or any belongings.

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