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Check out our new Friends page to find out how to get listed on the Friends page and claim your Code Amber Bumper Sticker.


Let's do it Again - Get a Million From Code Amber
Thanks to all of you who contributed to Code Amber in our first 1,000,000 Displays Giveaway. Click Here to visit our September winner.

You could get 1,000,000 displays of a clickable link to your web site on the Code Amber Ticker (FaceBook, Twitter, Myspace or any other page(s) also quaify). Of course, you will also get a Code Amber Bumper Sticker and a link on our new Friends page!

So, who is going to get them: Our Top Donor between now and Midnight Sunday October14th will be recognized with 1,000,000 displays of their clickable web site link on the Code Amber Ticker.

To participate make a donation using the PayPal button or the "Go Fund Me" widget on any of the Code Amber pages. Each morning we will post the High Donor's donation amount on the home page of Code Amber. Multiple donations from one individual will be combined to arrive at the total donation amount. In the event of a tie, each of the tied donors will receive a portion of the 1,000,000 displays depending on the number of tied donations. For example if we have two High Donors they will each get 500,000 display, three would get 333,333 displays each and so forth.

Don't be intimidated, for all we know those 1,000,000 displays could go for ten or twenty dollars. Please donate now at Code Amber.

Get a Million From Code Amber

We at Code Amber want to extend our heartfelt thanks to you for your support over the past ten years. Yes, that's right we have been here publishing Amber Alerts since the end of August 2002. Many of you have been with us for years, some since the very beginning, and some have joined us just recently and we thank you all!

We have had some rough times over the years, but we always got through with your help. Well, we've got some tough times ahead; Our sponsor agreements have expired so we are dependant on donations from supporters again. We receive no government funding or grants, as you know, so we have to find new ways to give back in return for donations from you, members of the web community.

Get a Million From Code Amber
You could get 1,000,000 displays of a clickable link to your web site on the Code Amber Ticker (FaceBook, Twitter, Myspace or any other page(s) also quaify). Enter between now and Midnight September 16th.

So, who is going to get them: Our top donor between now and Midnight September 16th will be recognized with 1,000,000 displays of their clickable web site link on the Code Amber Ticker.

To participate make a donation using the PayPal button on any of the Code Amber pages. Each morning we will post the High Donor's donation amount on the home page of Code Amber. Multiple donations from one individual will be combined to arrive at the total donation amount. In the event of a tie, each of the tied donors will receive a portion of the 1,000,000 displays depending on the number of tied donations. For example if we have two High Donors they will each get 500,000 display, three would get 333,333 displays each and so forth.

Don't be intimidated, for all we know those 1,000,000 displays could go for ten or twenty dollars. Please donate now at Code Amber.

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Louisville parent uses GPS to track missing child - FOX41.com Louisville News Kentucky Indiana News Weather Sports

Louisville parent uses GPS to track missing child - FOX41.com Louisville News Kentucky Indiana News Weather Sports

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB Fox 41) -- Police say technology came to the rescue when a parent was able to use her missing 16-year-old's cell phone GPS to track him down.

According to an arrest report obtained by Fox 41 News, police were dispatched to the 9000 block of Blossom Lane Tuesday evening after the mother told them she had used the GPS to track her missing son to that location.

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Don’t let your child become a statistic.

Of the 800,000 children reported missing each year, only 115 abductions are actual kidnappings where a child is detained overnight, transported at least 50 miles, held for ransom or intended to be kept permanently or worse still…killed.

It only takes a minute to sign up for the Code Amber Ticker which will make you a member of a community of thousands of concerned citizens just like yourself. When everyone is watching everyone else, perpetrators have no where to hide.

US kidnapping statistics have not been routinely kept, and is not one of the crimes included in the FBI’s national Uniform Crime Reporting database.

• There is approximately one child abduction murder for every 10,000 missing child reports.

• It is possible that the crime was committed by a family member. Finkelhor & Ormrod state that family kidnapping is committed primarily by parents, and has a 43% likelihood of being the female partner, much higher than in other kidnapping types.

• Family kidnapping happens equally to children of both sexes.

• 49% of juvenile kidnapping offences are family kidnappings, 27% acquaintance kidnappings and only 24% are stranger kidnappings.

• Acquaintance kidnapping involves a “comparatively high percentage of juvenile perpetrators, has the largest percentage of female and teenage victim, is more often associated with other crimes (especially sexual and physical assault), occurs at homes and residences and has the highest percentage of injured victims.”

• Stranger kidnapping “victimizes more females than males, occurs primarily at outdoor locations, victimizes both teenagers and school-age children, is associated with sexual assaults in the case of girl victims and robberies in the case of boy victims, and is the type of kidnapping most likely to involve the use of a firearm.”

It's smarter the have a Code Amber Alertag and not need it than to need it and not have one.

PARENTAL CHILD-SNATCHING IS EPIDEMIC

Parental kidnapping is the abduction and/or concealment of a child without the consent of the other parent. Over 200 cases of parental child abduction – child snatching, child stealing, and child abduction – occur each day in the United States.

When non-custodial parents resort to kidnapping, they believe they are acting in the best interests of their children. Although a minority of parental kidnappers may actually save their children by taking them out of the reach of the other parent, the motives of most parents who abduct their children are not for altruistic reasons.

Although the majority of parents who kidnap their children attempt to justify their behavior as the only way to ensure the best interests of the child, the child’s best interests are usually not considered.

Unlike other services, CodeAmber.com will post alerts for parentally kidnapped children and do its best to distribute the descriptions of the parties involved across the continental US and the provinces of Canada without the narrow requirements required to publish an Amber Alert.

http://travel.state.gov/family/abduction/resources/resources_545.html

New guidelines for N.J. Amber Alerts are less rigid after alleged East Orange baby abduction by father

TRENTON -- Attorney General Paula Dow said today new guidelines on Amber Alerts will allow the notices to be broadcast in situations where children are abducted by family members.

The state's current rules discourage using the alerts, intended to notify the public about missing children, in domestic custody cases.

The changes come in the wake of a February incident during which a father allegedly abducted his 3-month-old daughter then threw her off the Driscoll Bridge into the Raritan River. No Amber Alert was ready to be issued until four hours after the abduction, when the father was already arrested.

Read more at New Jersey Real-Time News

Imminent meant now, not latter for little Zara.

A top New Jersey official ordered an inquiry into why no Amber Alert was issued in the alleged abduction of Zara, a three-month-old infant by her father, who told police he tossed her into the Raritan River.

Acting Attorney General Paula Dow has ordered the state police to review the timeline in the case and New Jersey's criteria for Amber Alerts, which authorities said are not typically issued in abductions involving family members. Authorities said initial information in the case did not meet the criteria for an Amber Alert. By the time more was known and an alert was to be issued.

"Obviously, the system could have been activated a lot sooner, and the attorney general wants to look into this matter very closely," said an AG spokesman.

In New Jersey, the alerts are used when a child is believed to be in imminent danger, but generally not in family situations, including cases involving runaways and parents in a custody dispute, according to state police. Zara, is still listed as missing.

This is but one example for the presence of Code Amber Missing Persons Alerts.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/local/84762197.html

Where Kidnappings Occur

A study conducted in 1999 by the National Incidence Studies of Missing, Abducted, Runaway and Throwaway Children or NISMART, found that in over 70% of stranger kidnapping victims were taken from outdoor areas like parks and playgrounds, and 7% were taken from public buildings like shopping malls.

Of these cases, approximately 90% are committed by males who are between 20-40 years old. In these cases, the child is returned alive less than 60% of the time. 4% are never found.

Most child abductions are perpetrated by family members. While the chances of a stranger abducting one’s child are slim, those who do get abducted by strangers are often sexually abused and killed. Many other children are detained or sexually assaulted by strangers, acquaintances or family members. Providing reasonable supervision to children and teaching kids to be safe without subjecting them to paralyzing fear is the most difficult task of parents.

Code Amber Alertag, it's smarter to have one and not need it than to need it and not have one.

Most child custody violators do not consider their actions illegal or morally wrong

Family abduction of children has become a serious concern in the United States. Coincident with the rapid rise in divorce and the increase in children born to unmarried parents, approximately 60 percent of all children spend time in a single-parent home A national incidence study revealed that in an unprecedented number of these single-parent families (354,000 in 1988), one parent took unilateral action to deprive the other parent of contact with their child. In almost half of these cases (163,200), the abducting parent intended to permanently alter custodial access by concealing the child or taking the child out of his or her home State or country.

Abducting parents are likely to have very young children (the mean age is 2–3). Such children are easier to transport and conceal, are unlikely to verbally protest, and may be unable to tell others their name or other identifying information. Older children who are taken or retained in violation of custody orders are usually those who are particularly vulnerable to influence or have colluded with the abducting parent.

Most abducting parents (except those characterized as paranoid delusional) are likely to have the support of a social network—family, friends, cultural communities, cult-like groups, or an underground dissident movement—that provides not only practical assistance (money, food, lodging) but also emotional and moral support to validate the abducting parent’s extralegal actions. Read the study: Family Abductors: Descriptive Profiles and Preventive Interventions