Mississippi HB967 mandates local law enforcement agencies to accept missing person reports and input data into the National Missing and Unidentified.
Mississippi HB967, known as the Missing Persons Reporting and Identification Act, requires local law enforcement agencies to accept any report of a missing person without delay and mandates the immediate entry of collected information into local, state, and federal databases, including NaMUS. The bill emphasizes the importance of timely reporting and the collection of detailed information about the missing person.
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