| 5.__Child missing from interim care.__If a child in the custody of |
| the Department of Human Services whose permanent residence is believed to |
| be located in this State has been placed in interim care that includes |
| temporary shelter for a period of 60 days or less and the child becomes a |
| missing child, the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction where the |
| temporary shelter is located is responsible for the initial investigation |
| of the missing child report and entering a juvenile in the missing |
| persons file as required by subsection 2.__After the child has been a |
| missing child for at least 48 hours, but no more than 60 days, if the |
| chief administrative officer of the law enforcement agency having initial |
| jurisdiction or that chief administrative officer's designee determines |
| that it is in the best interest of finding the child, that law |
| enforcement agency may transfer responsibility for the investigation and |
| the entry of additional information as required by subsection 4 to the |
| law enforcement agency having jurisdiction over the location in this |
| State that is believed to be the permanent residence of the missing |
| child.__The transferring law enforcement agency shall modify the entry |
| required by subsection 2 by changing the originating agency identifier to |
| that of the law enforcement agency to which the responsibility for |
| investigation is transferred.__This subsection is repealed July 1, 2005. |
