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CALIFORNIA
MISSING
PERSON
Quarterly Bulletin

Name
Huirache, Manuel
Camacho, Miguel
Elliott, Lashawn
Jenkins, Nicole
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Section
Preschool
Primary School
Secondary School
Secondary School

Edmund G. Brown Jr. State of California
Attorney General DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
VIOLENT CRIME INFORMATION CENTER
P.O. BOX 903387
SACRAMENTO, CA 94203-3870
Facsimile: (916) 227-3270
Phone: (916) 227-3290
To: All Criminal Justice and School Administrators
RE: California Missing Person Bulletin
Thank you for taking the time to review the following California Missing Person
Bulletin. This on-line Bulletin provides summary information on cases involving missing
children, emancipated juveniles (persons reported missing as a juvenile who are not over
the age of 17), dependent adults, and voluntary missing adults. The missing children are
categorized by school level: preschool, primary and secondary.
This Bulletin is updated twice weekly and includes all active missing person cases for
which the Department of Justice (DOJ) has received a photograph. We ask that you make
this Bulletin available to others within your organization to improve the chance that a
featured missing person will be recognized and ultimately returned to safety.
We appreciate your continued support and cooperation in this important effort. If you
have any questions regarding this Bulletin, please contact the DOJ Missing Children
Clearinghouse at (916) 227-3290.
Sincerely,
GEORGE SCARBOROUGH, Manager
Violent Crime Information Center
For: EDMUND G. BROWN JR
Attorney General

USING THIS BULLETIN
1. Please carefully review the photographs, physical descriptions and names of the missing
persons contained in this bulletin.
2. Keep in mind that the physical appearances of the missing persons may have changed. All
physical information was obtained at the time the person was reported missing and the picture
is the most recent available at that time.
3. Also keep in mind that after children have been abducted by strangers or non-custodial parents,
they may have been enrolled in schools under different names.
4. IF YOU BELIEVE THAT YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING ANY OF THESE
INDIVIDUALS (OR ANY MISSING CHILD OR ADULT), PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY OR
CALL THE
CALIFORNIA MISSING CHILDREN HOTLINE
1-800-222-FIND
This nationwide, toll-free telephone hotline is operated by the California Department of Justice 24hours-a-day,
seven-days-a-week to receive information from the public regarding missing children and
dependent adults. All pertinent information received through the hotline will be relayed to the
appropriate law enforcement agency.
For further information,
please call:
(916) 227-3290
Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Internet Home Page Address: http://caag.state.ca.us/missing
to access the Missing Person Registry
E-mail address: missing.persons@doj.ca.gov
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
MISSING CHILDREN CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. BOX 903387
SACRAMENTO, CA 94203-3870

GLOSSARY OF
MISSING PERSON DATA FIELDS
Following is a list of abbreviations and their meaning for the data field codes in the Quarterly Bulletin.
NAME - Name of the missing person
ALIAS - Alias name of the missing person
SEX - Sex of the missing person
RACE - Race
DOB - Date of Birth
HGT - Height
WGT - Weight
HAI - Hair Color
EYE - Eye Color
POSSIBLE REASON MISSING - Type of missing person case as reported by law enforcement agencies:
STRANGER ABDUCTION - Missing person taken by a stranger (Includes cases of a
known abductor who is not a family member).
PARENTAL/FAMILY ABDUCTION - Missing juvenile taken by a parent or non-parental family
member.
RUNAWAY - Missing juvenile is reported as a runaway or is not wanted by
his/her parents.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES - Person missing under circumstances that may indicate foul
play.
CATASTROPHE - Missing person is a victim of a disaster (i.e., boating
accident, plane crash, earthquake, flood, fire).
LOST - Missing person who has strayed away and whose
whereabouts are unknown.
UNKNOWN - Person missing where circumstances surrounding
disappearance are unknown.
DEPENDENT ADULT - Missing adult age 18 or older who has physical or mental
limitations which restrict his/her ability to carry out normal
activities.
LOC LAST SEEN - Location where the missing person was last seen (i.e., residence, foster/group
home, school, shopping center, amusement center, concert, receiving home/shelter)
DATE MISSING - Date the missing person was last seen
REPORTING AGY - Reporting agency name
AGY CASE NUM - Reporting agency case number
AGY PHONE NUM - Reporting agency phone number
AGE IN PHOTO - Age at the time the photograph was taken
FCN# - Department of Justice file control number