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a guide for first responders and investigators
Introduction and Background Missing Children Cases: The Seen and the Unseen Law Enforcement Attitude and Missing Children Society, Social Problems, Missing Children, and Law Enforcement How Will This Book Assist You? A Word on Liability The Problem Is It Perception or Is It Misperception? Criticisms of Law Enforcement's Actions Training Give Them a Break The Victim and the Offender The Victim Developmental Perspective Theory Parents, Family Members, Friends, and Communities as Victims Types of Family Reactions to Missing Children or Abductions The Liaison The Community The Offender Federal and.
Front Cover; Dedication; Contents; Disclaimer; Preface; About the Author; Chapter 1 -- Introduction and Background; Chapter 2 -- The Problem; Chapter 3 -- The Victim and the Offender; Chapter 4 -- Federal and State Statutes: Runaway and Missing Children; Chapter 5 -- Missing Children Abduction Motives, Lures, and Tactics; Chapter 6 -- Response and Initial Interview; Chapter 7 -- Missing Children Crime Scenes and Neighborhood Canvass; Chapter 8 -- Missing Children Endangerment Risk Assessment (ERA); Chapter 9 -- Getting the Information Out; Chapter 10 -- Incident Command Center and Civilian Volunteers
Chapter 11 -- Long-Term and Cold CasesChapter 12 -- Reunification; Chapter 13 -- False Police Reports; Chapter 14 -- Runaways and Thrownaways; Chapter 15 -- Missing Benign Episode (MBE); Chapter 16 -- Missing Involuntary, Lost, or Injured (MILI); Chapter 17 -- Family Child Abduction (FCA); Chapter 18 -- International Family Child Abduction (IFCA); Chapter 19 -- Nonfamily Child Abduction (NFCA); Chapter 20 -- Stereotypical Stranger Child Abduction (SSCA); Chapter 21 -- Infant Abduction (IA); Chapter 22 -- Internet Child Abduction (ICA); Chapter 23 -- Human Sex Trafficking
Chapter 24 -- Missing Children ResourcesGlossary; Additional Resources; Back Cover