0
Q
For a missing person what are the fears for their safety what must you consider?
A
Age eg young or old
Zones of safety eg environment
Circumstances eg unusual
1
Q
What is the definition of “missing person?”
A
RUF
Any person who is reported missing to police.
Whose wherabouts are unknown.
Fears are held for their safety.
2
Q
What are the categories for missing persons?
A
Voluntary eg runaways
Involuntary eg child kidnapping
Lost eg lost at sea
Missing overseas
Katie's Police Notes (2013-2014)
flashcards
Decks in class (51)
# Cards
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ID Suspects3
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Use Of Force9
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Intentional Damage12
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Burglary7
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Introduction To The Rules Of Evidence6
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Robbery2
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Practice Note On Police Questioning7
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Receiving Stolen Property5
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Search And Surveillance Act 201219
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New Zealand Bill Of Rights Act 19905
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Possession Of Offensive Weapons4
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CYPFA - Youth Care And Protection6
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Preparatory Studies Worbook - A19
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Initial Action At The Scene Of An Incident3
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Dealing With Victims12
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Property6
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Exhibits4
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Dishonestly Takes/Uses A Vehicle2
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Criminal Liabilities32
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The Power Of Arrest7
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The Coroners Act 20067
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Sudden Death4
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Missing Persons3
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Street Disorder Behaviour Offences10
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Resisting Arrest/ Obstructing Police2
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Related Dishonest-taking Offences3
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Traffic Law Powers12
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EBA Procedures9
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The Domestic Violence Act 199521
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Criminal Liabilities - Sum 35
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Controlled Drugs: Identification And Offences11
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Arms Act 1983: Firearms And Licences9
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Arms Act 19834
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Police Safety Orders7
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Arms Act 1983 Offences7
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Mental Health (compulsory) Assessment And Treatment Act 19928
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Admissibility Of Evidence8
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Sale And Supply Of Alcohol Act 201218
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Sexual Offences7
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Dishonestly Taking/ Using A Document4
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Theft3
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Assault5
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Trespass Act 19808
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CYPFA -Youth Justice13
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Unlawfully On Property4
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Preparing To Commit An Imprisonable Offence2
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Attempting To Commit An Offence5
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Parties To Offences2
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Public Place1
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Fighting In A Public Place2
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Peeping Or Peering4
