Two recent calls involving missing persons and local shelters have left families frustrated and confused, asking the same question: Why won’t these places give out information—even to police? The answer lies in a complicated mix of privacy laws, safety policies, and liability fears that often leave shelters saying nothing at all. Call One: Homeless Shelter Won’t Confirm Anything In the first case, […]
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