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1 State of Illinois Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor Illinois State Police Larry G. Trent, Director Missing Children Report Fiscal Year Illinois State Police
2 Annual Report I. INTRODUCTION The I-SEARCH program was created by the passage of the Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery Act of 98 ( ILCS /, et.seq.). The program was designed to educate the public, improve the criminal justice system, effect legislative change and direct assistance for local programs designed to improve child safety. This report is submitted for Fiscal Year, in compliance with the final paragraph of the Act, entitled, Annual Report. The Illinois State Police Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS) is the information system linking Illinois police agencies, other state agencies, and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC). The Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery Act of 98 and the National Child Search Assistance Act of 99 mandates immediate entry of all reports of missing children into LEADS, which are automatically entered into the nationwide NCIC database. II. STATE CLEARINGHOUSE An effective resource in solving cases of missing and exploited children, the clearinghouse is a focal point for the coordination of efforts by law enforcement, social services, education and prevention programs, legislative advocacy, and the dissemination of missing children s photographs. Its responsibilities include: collecting and maintaining computerized data and investigating information on missing persons and unidentified bodies in the state; coordinating with and providing assistance to state and local public and private nonprofit agencies, including those of other states and the federal government, in the location and recovery of missing persons and the identification of unidentified persons and bodies; establishing and operating a statewide, toll-free telephone line for reports of missing persons and reports of sightings of missing persons; providing a uniform missing person reporting and investigation protocol for law enforcement agencies within the state; publishing a directory of missing persons for dissemination to state and local public and private nonprofit agencies and to the public; compiling statistics on the missing children cases handled by, and the number resolved by, the clearinghouse each year, summarizing the circumstances of
3 each case; assisting in the preparation and dissemination of fliers about missing persons and their abductors; assisting in the training of law enforcement and other professionals about missing and unidentified persons and unidentified bodies. operating a clearinghouse of information about methods of locating and recovering missing persons; operating a resource center of information about the prevention of abduction and sexual exploitation of children; and, developing and implementing a coordinated program for a statewide emergency alert system to be used when a child is abducted. III. FISCAL All dedicated funding for this program has ceased. IV. SPECIAL ACTIVITY Public Act 9- established the Illinois AMBER Plan Task Force to monitor and review the implementation and operation of the system. During Fiscal Year, the Task Force met three times, produced television and radio Public Service Announcements, and created a web site to provide information to law enforcement, educators, media, parents, and the general public in relation to the Illinois AMBER Alert Plan. On September 8-,, a Second National Conference on AMBER Alert was held in Columbus, Ohio. The goals of the conference were to increase cooperation and opportunities for networking among AMBER Alert programs, to increase knowledge about what works, to enhance the overall AMBER Alert network by providing suggestions for greater communication and collaboration, and to identify and problem-solve AMBER Alert program development and implementation issues. On October -,, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), and Fox Valley Technical College hosted a State Clearinghouse/Nonprofit Organization National Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. The conference mission was to enhance the nation s response to missing children and their families by encouraging a cooperative and coordinated approach by public and private agencies. The Midwestern States Missing Child Clearinghouse Coalition held its Fall meeting during the conference. This event also served as the Interstate I-SEARCH Advisory Council for Missing and Exploited Children
4 meeting. Each of the member agencies were represented. On the ninth anniversary of Amber Hagerman s kidnapping and brutal murder in Texas, a media event was held in Chicago, Illinois. The Governor proclaimed January,, AMBER Alert Awareness Day in Illinois and celebrated the success of Illinois improved AMBER Alert System. Hosted by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Nebraska State Police on April 8-9,, the Interstate I-SEARCH Advisory Council for Missing and Exploited Children held its Spring meeting in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The following agencies were represented: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, California Department of Justice, Illinois State Police, Indiana State Police, Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, Kentucky State Police, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Nebraska State Patrol, Ohio Attorney General s Office, South Dakota Attorney General s Office, and Wisconsin Department of Justice. On April -,, the Midwest Regional AMBER Alert Coordinators held a meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio. The meeting was conducted to improve and enhance inter-state collaboration and coordination, and to increase information sharing within and among states and regions. The regional meetings also served as the vehicle for identifying issues to be addressed in a follow-up work session for each region. On April 8-9,, the First National Strategy Meeting on Identifying the Missing was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At this meeting, the Department of Justice brought together: federal, state, and local law enforcement; coroners and medical examiners; victim advocates; forensic scientists; key policymakers; and family members. These participants began to develop a national strategy to address this critical problem and to foster and enable collaboration across geographic jurisdictions and individual fields of expertise. On May,, Illinois observed Missing Children s Day. To recognize the day, citizens were asked to, Light the Way Home, by driving with their headlights on and turning on porch lights to raise awareness about the serious issue of missing children. During FY, the clearinghouse prepared and disseminated informational bulletins to the Illinois State Board of Education, NCMEC, and the state clearinghouses. The bulletins featured missing children from Illinois and listed all Illinois missing persons active in the NCIC database longer than days.
5 V. MISSING CHILDREN: A STATISTICAL OVERVIEW There were 7,7 reports of missing persons under the age of 8 in Illinois during Fiscal Year. This represented a decrease of, (slightly less than three percent) from Fiscal Year. Disabled, involuntary, and juvenile missing children categories all increased in FY. All other categories of missing children experienced a decrease in reported cases. Female children were reported missing in greater numbers than male children by a ratio of to. Children aged to 7 were reported missing more frequently than any other group. Children aged to had the second highest frequency. These two age ranges totaled,877, or 9 percent, of all missing children reports for FY. Of the 7,7 reported missing children,,89 were cleared through arrest for non-traffic offenses, or the child was recovered, located and returned home, or found deceased. This number reflected a 9 percent clearance rate for FY. However, as of June,,, children were still listed as missing. Of this number,,88 of the children were reported missing during FY, and continue to be missing from previous reported years. During Fiscal Year, the Illinois AMBER Alert Notification Plan was activated times with broadcasts. Two of the broadcasts involved multiple children, with a total of 8 children involved in the activations. Two children were found prior to the broadcast, one of these two children was found deceased; nine children were recovered through traditional law enforcement practices, and seven children were recovered as a direct result of the alert.
6 STATISTICS
7 DEFINITIONS Child - For the purposes of this report, child is considered to be any person under the age of 8. Missing Child - Any child whose whereabouts are unknown to the parent or legal custodian and the disappearance is not the result of an accident, catastrophe, or arrest. Clearance - Children who have been reported missing and located, returned home, arrested, or found deceased. Illinois AMBER Alert Notification Plan - A voluntary partnership between law enforcement agencies, broadcasters, and the National Weather Service to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child abduction cases meeting the below-listed criteria. This is the same concept used during severe weather emergencies. The goal of the AMBER Alert is to instantly galvanize the entire community to assist in the search for and safe return of the child. CRITERIA AMBER Alert: law enforcement must confirm a child has been abducted; the child must be under the age of or have a proven mental or physical disability; police must believe the child is in danger of serious bodily harm or death; and, there is enough descriptive information about the child, abductor, and/or suspect s vehicle to believe an immediate broadcast alert will help. MISSING PERSON ENTRY CODES AMBER Alert (EMJA) - A child under the age of who has been abducted and meets criteria. Disabled (EMJD) - A child who is missing and thought to be disabled. Endangered (EMJE) - A child who is missing and in the company of another person under circumstances indicating that he/she may be in danger. Habitual Runaway (EMJH) - A child who is missing and has a history of running away. Involuntary (EMJI) - A child who is missing under circumstances indicating the disappearance was not voluntary, i.e., abduction or kidnaping. Parental Abduction (EMJP) - A child who is missing and is known to be with a parent (custodial or non-custodial). Runaway (EMJR) - A child who is missing under circumstances indicating the missing person has run away. Juvenile (EMJ) - A child who is missing and does not meet any of the criteria set forth in
8 ILLINOIS MISSING CHILDREN REPORT BY CATEGORY - FY EMJA EMJD 8 EMJE 98 EMJH EMJI EMJ EMJP EMJR 77 * Information above is derived from LEADS entries by state and local law enforcement agencies. LEADS categories entered may not accurately reflect actual incidents.
9 Illinois Missing Juveniles By Age - FY Age Number Cases Reported Pending Active Cases Female Male TOTAL Female Male TOTAL > , 7,99,, ,8,7, ,7,8 9, 9,7, 9, ,,,7 8 8 TOTALS,9, 7,7, 7,88 Reported Female Reported Male < than Age Age Age Age Age Age Age 7 Age 8 Age 9 Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Age 7
10 MISSING CHILDREN REPORT CASES REPORTED FY Legend O > HANCOCK ADAMS ROCK ISLAND HENDERSON PIKE MERCER BROWN CALHOUN 7 WARREN MCDONOUGH SCHUYLER SCOTT FULTON CARROLL MENARD CASS 9 GREENE JERSEY JO DAVIESS HENRY KNOX MORGAN MONROE WHITESIDE MASON MACOUPIN MADISON ST CLAIR STEPHENSON STARK SANGAMON RANDOLPH BUREAU BOND OGLE LEE MARSHALL TAZEWELL LOGAN CHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY CLINTON WASHINGTON JACKSON ALEXANDER WINNEBAGO BOONE PUTNAM WOODFORD PERRY UNION LA SALLE DE WITT FAYETTE PULASKI MCLEAN MACON SHELBY MARION FRANKLIN JOHNSON MCHENRY KANE GRUNDY LIVINGSTON MASSAC PIATT MOULTRIE KENDALL CLAY SALINE POPE WAYNE FORD CHAMPAIGN DOUGLAS COLES JASPER GALLATIN HARDIN LAKE 9,87, PEORIA, DEKALB JEFFERSON WILLIAMSON EFFINGHAM HAMILTON DUPAGE WILL CUMBERLAND COOK,7, 8, , KANKAKEE IROQUOIS EDGAR CLARK CRAWFORD RICHLAND LAWRENCE WHITE 7 7 EDWARDS 9 VERMILION 8 WABASH
11 MISSING CHILDREN REPORT CASES CLEARED FY Legend O > HANCOCK ADAMS ROCK ISLAND HENDERSON PIKE MERCER BROWN CALHOUN 7 WARREN MCDONOUGH SCHUYLER SCOTT FULTON CARROLL MENARD CASS 8 GREENE JERSEY JO DAVIESS HENRY KNOX MORGAN MONROE WHITESIDE MASON MACOUPIN MADISON ST CLAIR STEPHENSON STARK SANGAMON RANDOLPH BUREAU BOND OGLE LEE MARSHALL TAZEWELL LOGAN CHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY CLINTON WASHINGTON JACKSON ALEXANDER WINNEBAGO BOONE WOODFORD PERRY UNION LA SALLE DE WITT FAYETTE PULASKI MCLEAN MACON SHELBY MARION FRANKLIN JOHNSON MCHENRY KANE GRUNDY LIVINGSTON MASSAC PIATT MOULTRIE CLAY SALINE POPE WAYNE FORD CHAMPAIGN DOUGLAS COLES JASPER GALLATIN HARDIN LAKE,9 9, PEORIA PUTNAM, DEKALB JEFFERSON WILLIAMSON KENDALL EFFINGHAM HAMILTON DUPAGE 7,, WILL CUMBERLAND COOK, KANKAKEE IROQUOIS EDGAR CLARK CRAWFORD RICHLAND LAWRENCE WHITE EDWARDS 7,7 9 VERMILION WABASH
12 MISSING CHILDREN REPORT CASES PENDING FY Legend O > HANCOCK ADAMS ROCK ISLAND HENDERSON PIKE MERCER BROWN CALHOUN WARREN MCDONOUGH SCHUYLER SCOTT GREENE FULTON CARROLL MENARD CASS JERSEY JO DAVIESS HENRY KNOX MORGAN MONROE WHITESIDE MASON MACOUPIN MADISON ST CLAIR STEPHENSON STARK PEORIA SANGAMON RANDOLPH BUREAU BOND OGLE LEE MARSHALL TAZEWELL LOGAN CHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY CLINTON WASHINGTON PERRY JACKSON ALEXANDER WINNEBAGO BOONE PUTNAM WOODFORD UNION LA SALLE DE WITT FAYETTE PULASKI MCLEAN MACON SHELBY MARION DEKALB JEFFERSON FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON JOHNSON MCHENRY KANE GRUNDY LIVINGSTON MASSAC PIATT MOULTRIE KENDALL EFFINGHAM CLAY SALINE POPE WAYNE HAMILTON FORD CHAMPAIGN DOUGLAS COLES JASPER GALLATIN HARDIN LAKE DUPAGE WILL CUMBERLAND COOK KANKAKEE IROQUOIS EDGAR CLARK CRAWFORD RICHLAND LAWRENCE WHITE EDWARDS, VERMILION WABASH
13 MISSING CHILDREN REPORTS REPORTED, CLEARED, AND PENDING BY COUNTY (FY ) COUNTY REPORTED CLEARED PENDING other categories. Adams Alexander Bond Boone Brown Bureau Calhoun Carroll Cass Champaign Christian Clark Clay Clinton Coles Cook Crawford Cumberland DeKalb DeWitt Douglas DuPage Edgar Edwards Effingham Fayette Ford Franklin Fulton Gallatin Greene Grundy Hamilton Hancock Hardin Henderson Henry ,8, ,7 7,
14 MISSING CHILDREN REPORTS REPORTED, CLEARED, AND PENDING BY COUNTY (FY ) COUNTY REPORTED CLEARED PENDING Iroquois Jackson Jasper Jefferson Jersey Jo Daviess Johnson Kane Kankakee Kendall Knox Lake LaSalle Lawrence Lee Livingston Logan Macon Macoupin Madison Marion Marshall Mason Massac McDonough McHenry McLean Menard Mercer Monroe Montgomery Morgan Moultrie Ogle Peoria Perry Piatt Pike 9 8,7 7, , 9 9, 7, ,
15 MISSING CHILDREN REPORTS REPORTED, CLEARED, AND PENDING BY COUNTY (FY ) COUNTY REPORTED CLEARED PENDING Pope Pulaski Putnam Randolph Richland Rock Island Saline Sangamon Schuyler Scott Shelby Stark St. Clair Stephenson Tazewell Union Vermilion Wabash Warren Washington Wayne White Whiteside Will Williamson Winnebago Woodford ,, , 99, TOTAL 7,7,89,88
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