Largest missing-person response in CPS history leads to recommendations for future critical incidents

Today, we are publicly releasing the key themes from our operational and investigative review of the search for 11-year-old Parker. The review was undertaken internally to identify lessons learned, recognize what worked well and recommend practical improvements for future missing-person investigations, major searches and other prolonged critical incidents. It does not assess the performance of individual employees or partners, nor does it reinvestigate the circumstances of Parker's disappearance. The search for Parker became the largest missing-person response in CPS history, involving a sustained, multi-agency operation, extensive community participation and significant investigative, search, technological and communications resources. The review found that members, partner agencies, volunteers and community members demonstrated extraordinary commitment throughout the response while also identifying opportunities to strengthen organizational systems and processes for future incidents. The review found a number of significant strengths across the response, including: Investigation-led search management Public awareness and community engagement Technology and digital evidence capabi

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