This begs the question: why is 500,000 missing children per year not worth the time for law enforcement to keep a shared database with an easy add window, and an update history?
Sorry, I try to keep my head, but I'm beside myself. WTAF?! We can incarcerate two million people, many of whom never committed a violent crime, but we can't keep track of which kids disappeared? Even if we erase every ounce of scandal in this forum, that alone is scandalous. And if there is any motivational tie-in to the criminal trafficking of these kids, a house cleaning is in order.
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Infopractical ago
This begs the question: why is 500,000 missing children per year not worth the time for law enforcement to keep a shared database with an easy add window, and an update history?
Sorry, I try to keep my head, but I'm beside myself. WTAF?! We can incarcerate two million people, many of whom never committed a violent crime, but we can't keep track of which kids disappeared? Even if we erase every ounce of scandal in this forum, that alone is scandalous. And if there is any motivational tie-in to the criminal trafficking of these kids, a house cleaning is in order.