Sub. S.B. 87

127th General Assembly

(H. State Government and Elections Committee)

Prohibits any name that conflicts with any alert code standards that federal law requires and that govern the naming of emergency alert programs from being given to the statewide emergency alert program (R.C. 5502.522(A)).

Adds a requirement that readily available information about a missing person under 18 years of age be integrated into the National Crime Information Center computer immediately, rather than within 12 hours as required by current law, following the making of a report on the missing person (R.C. 2901.30(C)).

Adds a requirement that information about a missing person who is at least 18 but less than 21 years of age be made available (1) immediately, rather than within a specified number of days depending on whether the missing person is a victim of foul play as required by current law, and (2) through the National Crime Information Center, rather than through the Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS) as required by current law (R.C. 2901.42(A)).

Adds a requirement that information about a missing person who is 21 years of age or older be made available through the National Crime Information Center rather than through LEADS as required by current law (R.C. 2901.42(B) and (C)).

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