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1. missingpersons.police.ukHome | UK Missing Persons Unit

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   We are the UK national and international point of contact for all missing person and unidentified body investigations. Here you can search through some of our unidentified cases to see if you can help us establish their identity.

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2. missingpersons.police.uk › en-gb › case-searchCase Search | UK Missing Persons Unit - MPB

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   Case Search. Age when last seen Enter the age you believe the person to have been at the time you last saw them. You also need to include the date you last saw them. We take these figures and generate a date range to search from which allows us to account for any discrepancies if the identified age. Date last seen Enter the date you last saw ...

3. missingpersons.police.uk › en-gb › caseCase | UK Missing Persons Unit - MPB

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   If you need to report someone missing, please call your local police on 101 or visit your nearest police station. If there are immediate welfare concerns, call 999.

4. www.met.police.uk › missing-person › missing-personsMissing persons - Metropolitan Police

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   Find out how to report a missing person, tell us something about a missing person, and get advice and support when someone goes missing.

5. www.college.police.uk › missing-personsMissing persons - College of Policing

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   The UKMPU holds a national database of missing persons, unidentified bodies, remains and people found in the UK and serves to match cases across police force boundaries. In addition to this the UKMPU also: provides support to any missing person enquiry that has been registered as a missing person with a police force

6. www.police.uk › report-missingReport a missing person - Police UK

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   It is not wasting police time to report someone missing. We are here to protect you and your loved ones. When you provide us with information about a missing person we'll: review and assess. email to confirm that we've got your report and tell you what will happen next.

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   How do I contact the ukmpu about a missing person enquiry?

   • The UKMPU can be contacted about any missing person enquiry on 0800 234 6034. The UKMPU holds a national database of missing persons, unidentified bodies, remains and people found in the UK and serves to match cases across police force boundaries. In addition to this the UKMPU also:

   Missing persons - College of Policing

   www.college.police.uk/app/major-investigation-and-public-protection/missing-persons/missing-persons

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   Who can help find a missing person in Essex?

   • The National Police Air Service helicopter may be called to assist, police search advisers will also undertake a behavioural analysis and can also call upon police search teams and volunteers from Essex Search and Rescue. Officers show local people a photo of a missing person to find out if they have seen them.

   Missing people - Essex Police

   www.essex.police.uk/police-forces/essex-police/areas/essex-police/au/about-us/missing-people/

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   What is missing people?

   • Missing People is a national, independent charity and offers support to missing people and their families. The charity works closely with police forces across the UK and can offer a range of services to support missing person investigations. Missing People provides the following:

   Missing persons - College of Policing

   www.college.police.uk/app/major-investigation-and-public-protection/missing-persons/missing-persons

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   What happens if a police officer finds a missing person?

   • Normally, local policing team officers are the first police officers you are likely to see at an incident but searching for missing people means they will visit places the police wouldn’t usually be seen and engage with people who don’t often come into contact with officers.

   Missing people - Essex Police

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   How can I find out if someone is missing?

   • Here you can search through some of our unidentified cases to see if you can help us establish their identity. If you believe that someone is missing then please contact your local police station. If you are extremely concerned for their welfare then dial 999 and ask for the Police.

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   Do all reports of missing people require immediate deployment of police resources?

   • Not all reports of missing people will require immediate deployment of police resources. All reports of missing people sit within a continuum of risk from very low risk through to high-risk cases that require immediate, intensive action. All should be viewed as missing persons and the appropriate response initiated.

   Missing persons - College of Policing

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8. www.essex.police.uk › au › about-usMissing people - Essex Police

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   We receive an average of 23 calls a day to report missing people to us. After making initial inquiries, around 18 people a day are recorded as missing. The others will have returned home, made contact or will have been found quickly by family or friends.