New law takes effect in July aimed at solving missing persons cases
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Starting in July, law enforcement agencies in Michigan will have to input missing persons cases into a national database called NaMus, which is the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. Governor Rick Snyder recently signed it into law. The goal is to help police solve more missing persons cases.
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