Missing endangered person means:

• A. Missing child (under 18)
• B. Missing adult younger than 26
• C. Missing adult 26 or older suspected by LE to be endangered or victim of a crime
• D. Any of the above

Answer: (D)

Missing endangered person refers to someone whose disappearance is associated with real risk to their safety, based on factors like age, health, or potential harm from others. A missing child is considered endangered due to their vulnerability and dependency. A missing adult under 26 can also be endangered when there are concerns about their safety, health, or welfare. An adult 26 or older is endangered if there’s reason to believe they’re in danger or could be a victim of a crime. Because any of these scenarios involve genuine risk, all of these situations fall under the designation of missing endangered person.