“Children are detained and subject to further abuse,” Jefferson declared.
In many cases, when a child goes missing, parents are told to delay reporting for 24 hours.
Jefferson called such a delay a denial of justice that [could] lead to the death of those missing.
“Police misinform or misuse infor-mation provided by the families to include an emphasis on depression, behavior or conduct disorders, and isolation,” Jefferson demanded. “These factors lessen the chance of defining the person as missing.”
Ultimately, the missing person is viewed through the lens of voluntarily being absent or willfully not wanting to be located, Jefferson added.
AAJJP officials also expressed concern about trafficking.
Author: Carma Henry
The National Safety Council (NSC) encourages every vehicle owner to check their recall status during NHTSA’s Vehicle Safety Recalls Week from March 8-12.
Where We Are and Where We’re Headed
The International African Arts Festival (IAAFestival), in conjunction with the National Association of Kawaida Organizations (NAKO), will host a virtual book talk featuring Author Gloria Browne-Marshall’s new book, “She Took Justice: The Black Woman, Law, and Power 1619-1969.”
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She moved to Washington 20 years ago to serve as a Presidential Management Fellow at the National Institute of Health. Young, who holds a master’s degree from Tulane University and a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Loyola University New Orleans.
Mary R. Thomas, 84, Retired Food Service Supervisor, died March 3rd.
AMOS Funeral services for the late Troy Amos – 67 were held March 5th at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel. DOUCEUR Funeral Services for the late…
BLACK Funeral services for the late Roel Dolkeith Black – 34 were held March 2nd at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel COLEMAN Funeral services for the late…
THOMPSON Funeral services for the late Spencer Thompson, Jr. – 73 were held were held March 6 at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center . WILLIAMS…
