national center for missing and exploited children (ncmec)

How does NCMEC collaborate with law enforcement and other agencies?

NCMEC works closely with law enforcement agencies, social services, and other child protection organizations to ensure a coordinated response to cases of missing and exploited children. This collaboration helps to pool resources, share information, and develop strategies to prevent and respond to these issues effectively.

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