Alabama expands criteria for Missing and Endangered Person Alert

New expansion made on criteria for Alabama’s Missing and Endangered Persons Alert

On Friday, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) announced that Governor Kay Ivey had signed into law an expanded version of Alabama’s Missing and Endangered Persons Alert, effective September 1.

Alabama Expands Missing and Endangered Person Alert to Include Abducted Adults - The Demopolis Times

MONTGOMERY — Governor Kay Ivey has signed into law an expanded version of Alabama’s  Missing and Endangered Persons Alert, now to include an adult that has been abducted, effective  Friday, Sept. 1.   Previously, the criteria for a Missing and Endangered Person Alert stated that a person must be  missing and living with a mental or physical disability, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or autism  and is at risk of bodily harm or death. The newly exp…

Alabama expands criteria for Missing and Endangered Person Alert

ALABAMA (WDHN)— The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has updated and expanded the statewide Missing and Endangered Person Alert criteria to include abducted adults. Before the update, the standard for a Missing and Endangered Person Alert stated a person must be missing and living with a mental or physical disability, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or autism and is at risk of bodily harm or death. Now, the criteria for the alert is any adult, 18 …

Abducted adults now included in Alabama’s missing person alert system

Previously, the criteria for a Missing and Endangered Person Alert stated that a person must be missing and living with a mental or physical disability, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or autism and is at risk of bodily harm or death.The newly expanded alert will include any adult, 18 and older, who has been abducted and is believed to be in danger.