bestill
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He has a warrant out for his arrest, I can't imagine that he's very calm or thinking it's going to be okay, he is on the run somewhere or hunkered down. Regardless I think the child is in danger. All JMOI feel this is important to understand:
Police do not want to create a crisis, a hysterically emotional situation, for the safety of the child. They want the adults to stay calm, and feel they can just bring the child back, and have it be okay. Not create a 'do or die' desperation.
They can't stop the mother seeking media attention, but they can advice the adults, such as parents, to be chill. h
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Pullman police issue arrest warrant for father of missing toddler
The Pullman Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for the father of the missing Palouse child.