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MSP to Distribute 15,000 National Child ID Program Kits - Vimarsana News

MSP to Distribute 15,000 National Child ID Program Kits

The Maryland State Police recently announced plans to distribute 15,000 National Child ID Program Kits for free throughout the state.

Source: wboc.com
Roanoke Police Chief Scott Booth hosts first-ever community walk in NW neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Roanoke Police Chief Scott Booth hosts first-ever community walk in NW neighborhood

Roanoke's new police chief, Scott Booth hosted his first community walk with officers on Friday to build trust with citizens impacted by gun violence.

Source: wsls.com
Chapin Police Giving Out Child ID Kits For Tonight's Triopia Back to School Event – WLDS - Vimarsana News

Chapin Police Giving Out Child ID Kits For Tonight's Triopia Back to School Event – WLDS

Your source for news and information in West Central Illinois. WLDS/WEAI Radio in Jacksonville, Illinois.

Source: wlds.com
Martin child identification bill faces uphill climb as ProPublica and House Dems volley criticisms - Vimarsana News

Martin child identification bill faces uphill climb as ProPublica and House Dems volley criticisms

A story published by a national investigative news organization and criticism lodged by fellow state lawmakers could kill a bill proposed by state Sen. Scott Martin to provide child identification

After Investigation, PA Lawmakers Rethink Funding for Child ID Kits — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

After Investigation, PA Lawmakers Rethink Funding for Child ID Kits — ProPublica

A bill that would require purchasing the kits is facing key opposition after ProPublica and The Texas Tribune found no evidence that they’d ever been used to find a missing child. The probe previously spurred Texas to strip millions in funding.