America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response

america s missing : Broadcast Emergency Response REPORT TO THE CONGRESS ON amber alert JULY 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 RECORDED PROGRESS ON 4 KEY AREAS OF NATIONAL 5 STRATEGY 8 STRATEGY 9 FUTURE 11 13 2 INTRODUCTION AIt is important to expand the amber alert systems so police and sheriffs' departments gain thousands or even millions of allies in the search for missing children. Every person who would think of abducting a child can know that a wide net will be cast.@ - President George W. Bush A tidal wave change took place on October 2, 2002, when President Bush hosted the first-ever White House Conference on missing , Exploited, and Runaway Children. At that point in time, amber alert became nationally focused. In conjunction with the conference, President Bush requested that Attorney General John Ashcroft appoint the first National amber alert Coordinator. Attorney General Ashcroft, that same day, appointed the Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Justice Programs, Deborah J.

America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response REPORT TO THE CONGRESS ON AMBER ALERT JULY 2005

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