Ohio HB677 modifies custody interference laws, mandates call location data sharing in emergencies, and establishes an endangered missing child alert.
Ohio HB677 amends custody interference laws, requiring wireless service providers to share call location data with law enforcement in emergencies. It also creates a statewide endangered missing child alert system, involving law enforcement, broadcasters, and the governor's office. The alert activates when a child's disappearance poses a high risk for serious harm or death. Broadcasters participating in the alert are immune from liability for related damages.
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