Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1990.12

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Law enforcement duties

Official statutory text

A. When a law enforcement agency receives notice of a

critically missing adult, the agency shall take the following

actions:

1. Enter the missing individual into the National Crime

Information Center (NCIC) database immediately upon obtaining the

necessary information for NCIC pursuant to the guidance of the

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI);

2. Conduct an investigation into the disappearance of the

critically missing adult to determine whether the person has likely

been abducted or taken against his or her will; and

3. Collect identifying information and any other information

about the critically missing adult that might be useful to the

general public for the safe recovery of the person.

B. A Kasey Alert shall be activated if a law enforcement agency

receives notice of a critically missing adult, takes the actions

required in subsection A of this section, and determines that there

is sufficient information to issue the Kasey Alert.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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