Colorado law requires colleges to report missing students to police within six hours after CU Boulder student's death
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Abigail Ankeney
Summary
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a law requiring colleges and universities to report missing students to police within six hours of receiving a report. The legislation was prompted by the death of University of Colorado Boulder student Megan Trussell. The law aims to align campus response times with standard police department procedures for missing persons cases. It also mandates training for prospective police officers on Colorado's various missing persons alert systems.
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bskyColorado law requires colleges to report missing students to police within six hours after CU Boulder student's deathdenverpost.comKey quotes
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