Well, they never look that hard. The Police tend not to look for runaways and is not really much of a priority for them, but usually the longest they will look is 30 days. Now, if someone a police officer finds you're a runaway they will report you, but they don't really look that long. How hard do they look? Not "that" hard in the beggining, but they don't really even look at all later on. Ofcouse, like i said if you show up they'll take you, but other than that... Believe me, I know. I've ranaway before.
In California, there is no specific age at which police will automatically stop looking for a runaway child. Law enforcement agencies will generally continue to investigate and search for any missing person regardless of age. However, the level of resources allocated to the search may vary depending on the individual circumstances of the case.
As soon as your parents call the cops, they will be looking you. Only for only a little while, though. After that they will just keep there eyes open for you, but you can walk by a cop and most of the time they won't even do anything. Trust me, I know from experience.
Report them as runaway's and the police will look for them and bring them back if they find them. If they have stayed with someone and that person/family has tried to protect them and not sent them home, they can be charged for harboring a runaway.
Your parents will report you as a runaway and the police will look for you and bring you home or to foster care. If someone has helped you to run away or along the way, they can be charged with aiding a runaway.
The police will look for you and everyone who helps you will be charged for aiding a runaway. If your boyfriend is 18 he can go to prison for it. As a minor you can not choose where to live or when to leave. So no.
Yes, if your parents post you as a runaway.
Uh...ya! Or at least they'll send out an Amber Alert.
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Report it to the police. That way they will look for him and bring him home and anyone who helps him can be charged with aiding a runaway.
Report them as a runaway. That way the police will look for them. You can also block credit cards if they have any or use them to trace them with if you don't know where they are going.
Only with parental consent if you live in the US. Otherwise she will be a runaway and you can report her so the police look for her and bring her back.
In California, there is no specific age at which police will automatically stop looking for a runaway child. Law enforcement agencies will generally continue to investigate and search for any missing person regardless of age. However, the level of resources allocated to the search may vary depending on the individual circumstances of the case.
Don't worry. if you are in a public place on the internet right now to ask this question, then they have stopped looking for you.
If someone tells you that you need to take a long, hard look inside yourself, it usually means that they believe your actions are immature or inconsistent with your values.
Yes and no, all runaway children once reported go into a national computer base that is available to all law enforcement agencies throughout the United States. However they do not actively look for runaways. Although, age is always a consideration. Police are always looking, but are more preoccupied with more serious crimes and offenses that need their attention and this is true in most of the US. There are some non profit organizations that specialize in locating and returning runaway children nationwide and at not cost.
get a microscope and look hard and long for the answer
The answer to this question is complicated. How did the parents call into the police? As a health and welfare check? If this is how they called it in, then yes they can go look for you. They would on anyone of any age in VA. If they called you in for a missing person, no they have to wait the time limit for that. I believe its 24 hours. If they called you in as a runaway and you are 18 they would not treat this as a runaway situation unless you were mentally handicapped.