Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1990.7
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Termination of a silver alert – Senior citizen
Official statutory text
A. The local law enforcement agency responsible for the
issuance of a silver alert shall terminate any silver alert with
respect to a particular missing senior citizen not later than the
earlier of the date on which:
1. The missing senior citizen is located or the situation is
otherwise resolved; or
2. The notification period ends, as determined by Department
rule.
B. A local law enforcement agency that locates a missing senior
citizen who is the subject of a silver alert shall immediately
notify the Department of Public Safety.
issuance of a silver alert shall terminate any silver alert with
respect to a particular missing senior citizen not later than the
earlier of the date on which:
1. The missing senior citizen is located or the situation is
otherwise resolved; or
2. The notification period ends, as determined by Department
rule.
B. A local law enforcement agency that locates a missing senior
citizen who is the subject of a silver alert shall immediately
notify the Department of Public Safety.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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