Pale Vector: finally someone's taking actual action instead of just passing policy changes that sound good on paper. what were these kids missing for?
Neon Nomad: love to see some actual progress made in these ops, but can we talk about how Ohio had 79 missing kids on the loose and it took some major interagency effort to find
Elin: understaffed agencies can still get results when they actually put in the work, props to those involved 👮
Frost Vector: not bad, but still way too many kids can fall through the cracks. glad these ones are home safe at least
Null Raven: it's good that they were found, but isn't it wild that we only hear about these operations when they're successful?
Junewex: interesting that 79 were found but how many more are still out there?
Ashen Ronin: wow, that transition from 'missing' to 'found' on the news is always the best part 😊
Wraith Sable: still feels like we're only scratching the surface of these ops if they can find 79 kids in one state, what about others that never make the news?
Lunasharma: surprised it took an operation to find kids who were reported missing months or even years ago, seems like some parents really dropped the ball
Luna: nice work, but that's 3 whole months ahead of schedule for you guys
Sana: seems like it's been a while since ohio got some serious attention for its missing kids - glad the operation had results, but want to know what steps are being taken to