Lancaster County Website: Free Child I.D. Event at Freedom Weekend on October 6, 2012
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www.co.lancaster.pa.us

*First 125 Children*

 

FREE CHILD I.D. Event

 

Sponsored by:

The Lancaster County Crime Prevention Task Force, Lancaster County CASE,

and the Manheim Masonic Lodge #587

In Conjunction with: Freedom Weekend

 

BE PROACTIVE!  BE PREPARED!

 

The Masonic CHIP Purple Packets provide parents/guardians with essential information

about your child to give law enforcement and recovery officials

in the event your child is missing.  The packets include:

 

·     A Digital Still Photo and Digital Video Interview:  Children are asked a series of questions to provide information in front of a height chart backdrop.  The CHIP interview captures the appearance, speech, mannerisms, and other important personal characteristics of a child.  It can be quickly distributed via the media to reach a huge audience and assist in the quick recovery of an abducted child.  (The picture and video are recorded onto a 3” mini-CD, compatible with the Pennsylvania Amber Alert System and given to parent or guardian).  It is the cornerstone of CHIP.

·     Fingerprints: Children’s fingerprints are taken using a non-toxic ink.  Fingerprint cards are given to parent or guardian. 

·     DNA: A DNA kit is provided to parent or guardian to be completed at home.  The DNA kit includes envelopes for hair samples, nail clippings and oral swab for saliva.

 

DATE: Saturday, October 6, 2012

TIME: 9:00am – 12:00pm

LOCATION: Lancaster YWCA

(110 N. Lime St., Lancaster)

***Kits are available to the First 125 Children***

***A parent or Guardian MUST be present***

 

For more information, please visit www.pagrandlodge.org OR Call 1-800-266-8424. You may also contact the Lancaster County Commissioners’ Office at 299-8300.

 

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