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The National Security Alliance
The Rapid Search Network is a system developed and maintained by the National Security Alliance. |
The Rapid Search Network System
Registering yourself or a loved one into The Rapid Search Network is free of charge. The profile you will create will only be available to law enforcement and media groups in a missing person emergency situation. |
Additional Safety Measures
We offer several materials to help speed every process or hurdle in those first tragic hours of a missing person case. We are partnered with The Kidsafe Network to help provide child defense tactics, identification material and danger awareness. |
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 A flash stick containing user friendly profile software. This product can be purchased online or at a live registration event.
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The Rapid Search Network
Registering your family or a child into The Rapid Search Network enables your police station access the digital profile you created in seconds, incase of an emergency or a missing persons case.
Our advantage is speed, if your child goes missing it takes over three to five hours to gather, scan and distribute the missing persons information to the news media and surrounding police departments. Three to five hours is crucial if someone has kidnapped your child and is traveling on the freeway, they could be out of state by the time the police station even receives it's first photograph of the missing person.
The Rapid Search Network enables your police station to have access to detailed photographs of the missing person within minutes.
All information required to register with The Rapid Search Network is designed to be non-invasive, there are no last names, street addresses, city or anything that can be used to empower anyone but you.
Once registered you will have full control of each profile you created. You can logon and update the profiles information and photographs as your child changes appearances.
Register today and provide yourself with a tool that saves you valuable time, when every second counts.
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How do I use my profile in an emergency?
With each person you registered, you will be required to create an unique accesscode. This accesscode can be passed along to anyone and is the key to accessing your profile.
We are working hard to equip every Police Department nationwide with The Rapid Search Network. However we have not reached every Police Department in America. If your child goes missing you can still use your profile with any Police Department that is not familiar with The Rapid Search Network. Just inform dispatch to login to www.rapidsearchnetwork.com and from there they can access your child's profile via our web site.
You must provided your accesscode that you assigned to that child. Your accesscode can be found on the registration sheet you filled out while registering.
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Where do I register?
Registration is free and only takes about ten minutes. You can find us or an independent agent group at most community fairs, churches, senior centers, schools and family retail stores. Use our Event Finder to locate our next registration event near you. |
Independent Opportunities
We try our best to register as much people as possible into The Rapid Search Network, however we cannot be in every state or city at once. This is where you can help register children by operating your own Rapid Search Center. Provide your community with safety tools, courses, videos, programs and seminars that shows you genuine care about their well being. This opportunity can be for volunteers, communities or business owners.
You must be a certified agent in order to proceed, criminal background checks and training courses are required, please contact us for more information about how you can help. |
Our Teams Goals
We established our goals with 3 main objectives, including:
1. Develop and implement a national education system for teaching children danger awareness techniques and how to avoid becoming a victim.
2. Develop and implement a national Rapid Search Network System with the use of the Internet that can immediately display photos and information concerning abducted, missing or molested persons.
3. Teach volunteers to monitor neighborhood watch programs and predator defense groups.
Currently, the Kid-Safe Network’s staff and its hundreds of volunteer members are involved in giving Danger Awareness seminars to local civic organizations all over the United States and Canada, as well as several other countries.
The staff also develops training manuals for volunteers being trained in giving Child Safety Seminars. Kid-Safe Network trains and certifies new Agents every week, 35% of which are law enforcement professionals.
In order to accomplish our future goals, the Kid-Safe Network will continue to:
Enroll every child into the Rapid Search Network Program, at no cost, allowing every Law Enforcement agency immediate access to a the missing persons profile, should they become missing.
Work, hand-in-hand, with schools in providing FREE Child Safety Seminars to educate and prepare children and parents.
Expand our sphere of influence by establishing regional Training Centers to be used exclusively as Kid-Safe volunteer and staff certification training facilities. These centers will provide a location where staff and volunteers will be trained in all aspects of Danger Awareness. They will also act as the prototype for other training centers across the country. All centers will provide instruction on cutting edge areas of child endangerment.
Recruit a regional and national network of staff and volunteers. Individuals that will follow the same guidelines established and used by all other Kid-Safe Network centers. These recruited groups will continue to act as the network’s representatives for both disseminating the educational message as well as posting information regarding missing, abused or molested children and, when possible, indicating the predator that is responsible.
Continue to develop ongoing relationships with local, state and national organizations already involved with child safety.
The Rapid Search Network can be used to register any loved one and of all ages. |
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