The instructor will provide statistics, case examples, and suggestions, based on research and experience, on responding to a report of a missing child or child abduction. The FBI's Child Abduction Response Plan (CARP) will be introduced, and various investigative tools, such as Victimology, Neighborhood Investigations, and Roadblock Canvasses will be discussed. The instructor will provide the participants with the necessary tools needed to be prepared to respond to a call of a missing child, and also inform them of other resources the FBI can offer, such as the Behavioral Analysis Unit, cell phone analysis, polygraphs, evidence recovery, and more. Case examples will be provided throughout the presentation, and electronic copies of the CARP will be provided to attendees.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the basic Child Abduction Response protocols, including how to conduct a neighborhood investigation and roadblock canvass
Understand the amount of resources needed to properly investigate child abduction cases, and know what resources the FBI can offer to assist in these investigations
Be better prepared to respond to a call of an abducted child
