New law allows N.B. law enforcement to start missing persons investigations sooner
New legislation in New Brunswick will allow law enforcement agencies to launch a missing persons investigation sooner.
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New legislation in New Brunswick will allow law enforcement agencies to launch a missing persons investigation sooner.
The number of missing person investigations in Sarnia has been on the rise in recent years, police officials say.
Mexico City. Five years ago the Missing Persons Act entered into force on the back of unprecedented citizen action in Mexico led by the families of missing people. The regional delegation of the International Comittee of the Red Cross (ICRC) recognises that this important law lays the foundations for protecting missing people and their loved ones.
The Vancouver Police Department has received an unprecedented number this year of missing person reports and says 42 per cent are connected to SROs.
New Brunswick has introduced legislation to make it easier for police to access phone and other records of missing people when their disappearance isn't considered a criminal act, something families had sought.