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The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in Washington, DC has a Youth Investigations Branch and a Youth and Family Engagement Division (YFED) that focus on missing children, child abuse, exploitation, and juvenile crime prevention, as well as programs to improve police–youth relations. These units typically handle cases involving juvenile missing persons, PINS (Persons In Need of Supervision), and online safety concerns, alongside outreach and prevention efforts.[3]
MPD has historically integrated youth-focused work under broader community engagement efforts, including collaborations with other city agencies and community organizations to address factors contributing to youth violence and safety, such as school engagement and prevention programs.[3]
In recent years there have been organizational shifts in some departments to place more emphasis on youth engagement and family services as part of a broader public-safety strategy, including the formation or reallocation of divisions like YFED and related units to coordinate prevention, intervention, and investigation efforts involving youths.[5]
If you want the most up-to-date press releases, organizational chart changes, or current initiatives specific to MPD’s Youth and Family Services Division, I can search for recent news and provide direct citations. Would you like me to look up the latest official MPD statements or recent media coverage?
WASHINGTON (WJLA) - After outrage on social media, national media outlets and shows are finally talking about missing girls in D.C., from Good Morning Americato TMZ.Metropolitan Police Department Commander Chanel Dickerson hosted a Facebook Live Friday,
wjla.comRead the latest news and blogs from the Youth Endowment Fund.
youthendowmentfund.org.uk"Putting Lives Back Together" When Someone You Know Is Touched By Crime Whenever a crime occurs, many people are affected -- the victim, family...
www.nashville.govD.C. Mayor Muriel Browser and D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith announced the latest initiative on dealing with juvenile crime in D.C. on Thursday — the formation of the Juvenile Investigative Response Unit.
wtop.comThe Metropolitan Police Department, Youth Investigations Branch, is responsible for the following:
mpdc.dc.govChief Contee is the new chief of police for the District.
www.congressheightsontherise.comA coordinated effort to locate missing children in the Capital Region resulted in the successful recovery of 56 minors previously reported as runaways, state officials announced Thursday, March 13.
spotlightnews.com“Youth are the heartbeat of our city, embodying hope, innovation, and the relentless spirit of change. Their dreams and actions shape the vibrant future we all aspire to build. The Youth and Family Engagement Division transforms lives through dedicated service and positive engagement, empowering youth to rise, dream, and thrive." -Commander Sharde Harris Youth and Family Engagement Division
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