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Abduction

2. Missing Person!
Pick a close friend or family member that you saw this morning for this activity.
This friend has just gone MISSING and you were the last person to see them.
Fill in the report as detailed as you can.

3. True or False? Going missing is not a crime.
• 99.5 %of people are located–85 % within a week of being reported missing.
• Approximately one-third of missing persons go missing more than once.
• Approximately two-thirds of missing persons are under the age of 18 (i.e. around 20,000).

4. True or False?
• Many young missing persons are located at a friend’s house.
• Stranger abductions are rare–most people are located safe and well.
• People go missing for a number of reasons– whether voluntarily or involuntarily.
A child goes missing in the United States every 40 seconds.
The first 3 hours are the most crucial for the safe return of a child.
It can take more than 2 hours to gather information from a panicked parent.

5. Sources:http://www.amberalert.com/about/amber- alert/facts/
All are TRUE
Sources: alert/facts/

6. Kidnapping Taking someone with force.
Confining or moving a person from one place to another against their will.
To hold for ransom
Use of victim to help succeed in a felony
To hold for involuntary servitude

7. Sentencing If released safely: 20 years/$35,000 If harm is suffered:

8. How to :

9. False Imprisonment Unlawful interfering with ones freedom of movement
Tying someone up

10. Abduction Taking someone without force. Tricks…
When someone under 18 runs off with someone over 18.
Lies
Gets Married
Is that marriage legal?

11. Case”

12. What Crime? A shopkeeper ties up a child shoplifter for several hours.
A 20 year-old runs off to Nevada with his 16 year-old girlfriend to get married. Is the marriage legal?
A teacher walks into a classroom, 3 students grab her, push her to the ground and tie her up with an extension cord.

13. Amber Alert