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Did LMPD do enough to find Tasha White? Everything we know

Did LMPD do enough to find Tasha White? Everything we know
DEPARTMENT BROTHERS AND SISTERS MATTER. A LOCAL FAMILY DEMANDING ANSWERS ABOUT WHY MORE WASN맥스카지노T DONE TO INVESTIGATE THEIR SISTER맥스카지노S DISAPPEARANCE. TASHA WHITE맥스카지노S FAMILY REPORTED HER MISSING LAST WEEK, AND THIS WEEK THEY LEARNED SHE맥스카지노D BEEN KILLED. THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE 49 YEAR-OLD WOMAN HAS RAISED QUESTIONS ABOUT WHY MISSING PERSONS ALERT WASN맥스카지노T SENT OUT BY LOUISVILLE METRO POLICE. THE FAMILY SPOKE TODAY SAYING THEY WENT TO POLICE ASKING THEM TO LOOK FOR TASHA AND FELT MORE COULD HAVE BEEN DONE INITIALLY TO FIND HER. WHEN WILL SOME REFORM BE DONE TO THIS SYSTEM WHERE YOU TAKE ACTIONS ON ALL CASES? WHY DO SOME CASES GET PRECEDENCE OVER OTHERS? IS IT THE COLOR OR WHAT IS IT? THE COMMUNITY THAT WE IN THOSE ANSWERS NEED TO BE ASKED TONIGHT? WHILE SOME QUESTIONS REMAIN, WE DO HAVE ANSWERS. ADDIE MEINERS HAS BEEN IN TOUCH WITH THE POLICE AND THE FAMILY THIS WEEK, AND JOINS US LIVE WITH WHAT SHE맥스카지노S LEARNED TODAY. ADDIE. FROM THE MOMENT THAT FAMILY REACHED OUT TO US AT 비바카지노 Viva, WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS CASE. NOW, TONIGHT WE DID GET FROM LMPD A COPY OF THEIR STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES REGARDING MISSING PERSONS, AS WELL AS A STATEMENT ON THIS CASE. BUT FIRST, I WANT TO WALK YOU THROUGH A DETAILED TIMELINE OF WHAT POLICE AND FAMILIES SAY HAPPENED WHEN SHE DIDN맥스카지노T COME TO WORK. WE KNEW THAT SHE DIDN맥스카지노T COME TO WORK IMMEDIATELY. WE WENT OVER TO THE HOUSE, CHECKED WHEN JEWELL NEAL AND HER BROTHER THEODORE SPENCER GOT THERE, THEY DISCOVERED THEIR SISTER, TASHA WHITE, HAD LEFT HER PHONE, CAR AND PURSE AT HER HOME. THEY ALSO NOTICED SHE HAD REMOVED HER RING DOORBELL CAMERAS. THAT WAS ON TUESDAY, APRIL 29TH. THE NEXT DAY, WE DID THE VERY NEXT DAY. YOU KNOW, EVERYBODY맥스카지노S TELLING US 48 HOURS WE DID IT THE VERY NEXT DAY. POLICE REPORT ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30TH, NEAL SAYS SHE CALLED POLICE FOR THE FIRST TIME. LMPD TELLS US ON THAT DAY, WHITE맥스카지노S EMPLOYER ACTUALLY REQUESTED A WELFARE CHECK. SO THEY SENT AN OFFICER TO HER HOUSE, BUT GOT NO RESPONSE, ACCORDING TO POLICE, A MISSING PERSONS REPORT WAS FILED ON MAY 1ST, LMPD SAYS. ON MAY 2ND, A DETECTIVE WAS ASSIGNED TO CONTACT THE FAMILY AND GATHER INFORMATION. TASHA맥스카지노S SISTER SAYS SHE DID MEET AN OFFICER AT TASHA맥스카지노S HOUSE THAT WEEK, BUT WAS CONFUSED WHY HE DIDN맥스카지노T GO INSIDE. I REMEMBER HE SAID. ACTUALLY, IT SOUNDED LIKE SHE JUST LEFT AND WANTED TO GET SOME ME TIME, BUT THAT맥스카지노S EXACTLY WHAT HE SAID. BUT I TOLD HIM, NO, SHE AIN맥스카지노T GONNA DO IT. POLICE TELL US THEY HAD NO LEGAL AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT A SEARCH OF HER HOME AT THAT TIME. BY MONDAY, MAY 5TH, THERE STILL WAS NO SIGN OF TASHA. SO NEAL AND HER FAMILY TURNED TO OTHER AVENUES, INCLUDING CALLING OUR NEWSROOM AND POSTING ON SOCIAL MEDIA. THEN ON WEDNESDAY, A WOMAN맥스카지노S BODY WAS FOUND BY A PERSON WALKING IN A WOODED AREA NEAR BUECHEL, WHICH WE NOW KNOW WAS TASHA WHITE. IF THERE맥스카지노S ANYTHING SPECIFICALLY THAT YOU COULD SAY DIRECTLY TO LMPD, WHAT WOULD IT BE? DO BETTER. NOW. AS SOON AS WE LEARNED THAT TASHA WHITE WAS MISSING, WE IMMEDIATELY REACHED OUT TO POLICE TO CONFIRM THAT A MISSING PERSONS REPORT WAS FILED. WE ALSO ASKED MULTIPLE TIMES WHY AN ALERT WAS NOT RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC. NOW, TONIGHT, LIKE I SAID, WE DO HAVE A COPY OF LMPD STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES REGARDING MISSING PERSONS AS WELL AS A STATEMENT. NOW, ACCORDING TO LMPD, THE INFORMATION THEY RECEIVED DID NOT MEET THE CRITERIA FOR A PUBLIC ALERT. POLICE DID NOT SEE ANY INDICATION OF A STRUGGLE AT HER HOME, AND HER FAMILY DID NOT PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION THAT INDICATED SHE WAS IN IMMINENT DANGER, WHICH WOULD HAVE ELEVATED THE ALERT STATUS. NOW, AFTER RECEIVING THIS STATEMENT, I DID REACH BACK OUT TO THE FAMILY, SPECIFICALLY TASHA맥스카지노S SISTER JEWELL, AND SHE TELLS ME SHE FEELS FRUSTRATED BECAUSE SHE FEELS LIKE THEY DID COMMUNICATE THAT THEY BELIEVED THAT TASHA WAS IN DANGER. NOW, POLICE WILL TURN TO FINDING THE PERSON OR PEOPLE THEY THINK WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR TASHA맥스카지노S DEATH. OF COURSE, WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED ON THI
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Did LMPD do enough to find Tasha White? Everything we know
Tasha White's family reported her missing last week. This week, they learned that she had been killed. The 49-year-old woman's disappearance has raised questions among both her family and the public regarding why Louisville Metro Police did not issue a missing persons alert. Her family stated they reported her missing and believe more could have been done to locate her. They also expressed concerns about potential biases in handling such cases. Then, police shared their missing persons policy and issued a statement regarding this specific investigation.Here's a roundup of everything we know and everything we don't. Timeline Both police and White's family provided timelines of how events unfolded.On Tuesday, April 29, White's sister and brother, Jewell Neil and Theodore Spencer, went to their sister's home upon learning she didn't go to work. They discovered she had left behind her phone, car, and purse. They also noticed her Ring doorbell cameras had been removed. (LMPD later said White removed them herself.)The next day, on Wednesday, April 30, Neil said she contacted the police for the first time. According to LMPD, Tasha's employer had requested a welfare check that day, leading an officer to visit her home, though no one responded. A missing person's report was filed on Thursday, May 1.On Friday, May 2, police said a detective was assigned to reach out to the family and collect information. Tasha's sister recalls meeting an officer at the house that week but expressed confusion as to why he didn맥스카지노t search inside. "I remember he said, 'Actually, it sounds like she just left, wanted to get some me time,' But, what? That is exactly what he said. But I told him no. She ain't gonna do that," Neil said.Police stated they had "no legal authority to conduct a search of her home" at that time. By Monday, May 5, with no sign of White, her family sought other avenues, such as contacting the newsroom and posting on social media. Then, on Wednesday, May 7, her body was discovered in a wooded area near Buechel by someone who was passing through. Missing persons protocolThis case raised questions about LMPD's protocol surrounding missing persons. What warrants LMPD to issue a public alert for a missing person?They sent us their procedural guidelines, including criteria for different alerts.READ IT HERE.In a written statement, LMPD said, "It is important to note that the information LMPD received did not meet the criteria for a public alert. Police did not see any indication of a struggle at her home. Her family did not provide any information that indicated she was in imminent danger, which would have elevated the alert status."Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins, who spoke about the case publicly on Friday, challenged that, saying that with the information about her belongings and the many days missing, "How much more significant evidence do you need to start an investigation?" The family says they feel they did communicate that White was in danger.More details about the caseWhite's body was found around 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday near Newport Road and GE.Police said she had been shot, and they are investigating her death as a homicide.LMPD said they are focusing their efforts on finding the person or persons responsible for her death, and ask anyone with information to call LMPD's tip line at 574-LMPD (5673).

Tasha White's family reported her missing last week. This week, they learned that she had been killed.

The 49-year-old woman's disappearance has raised questions among both her family and the public regarding why Louisville Metro Police did not issue a missing persons alert.

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Her family stated they reported her missing and believe more could have been done to locate her. They also expressed concerns about potential biases in handling such cases.

Then, police shared their missing persons policy and issued a statement regarding this specific investigation.

Here's a roundup of everything we know and everything we don't.

Timeline

Both police and White's family provided timelines of how events unfolded.

On Tuesday, April 29, White's sister and brother, Jewell Neil and Theodore Spencer, went to their sister's home upon learning she didn't go to work. They discovered she had left behind her phone, car, and purse.

They also noticed her Ring doorbell cameras had been removed. (LMPD later said White removed them herself.)

The next day, on Wednesday, April 30, Neil said she contacted the police for the first time.

According to LMPD, Tasha's employer had requested a welfare check that day, leading an officer to visit her home, though no one responded.

A missing person's report was filed on Thursday, May 1.

On Friday, May 2, police said a detective was assigned to reach out to the family and collect information. Tasha's sister recalls meeting an officer at the house that week but expressed confusion as to why he didn맥스카지노t search inside.

"I remember he said, 'Actually, it sounds like she just left, wanted to get some me time,' But, what? That is exactly what he said. But I told him no. She ain't gonna do that," Neil said.

Police stated they had "no legal authority to conduct a search of her home" at that time.

By Monday, May 5, with no sign of White, her family sought other avenues, such as contacting the newsroom and posting on social media.

Then, on Wednesday, May 7, her body was discovered in a wooded area near Buechel by someone who was passing through.

Missing persons protocol

This case raised questions about LMPD's protocol surrounding missing persons. What warrants LMPD to issue a public alert for a missing person?

They sent us their procedural guidelines, including criteria for different alerts.

In a written statement, LMPD said, "It is important to note that the information LMPD received did not meet the criteria for a public alert. Police did not see any indication of a struggle at her home. Her family did not provide any information that indicated she was in imminent danger, which would have elevated the alert status."

Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins, who spoke about the case publicly on Friday, challenged that, saying that with the information about her belongings and the many days missing, "How much more significant evidence do you need to start an investigation?"

The family says they feel they did communicate that White was in danger.

More details about the case

White's body was found around 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday near Newport Road and GE.

Police said she had been shot, and they are investigating her death as a homicide.

LMPD said they are focusing their efforts on finding the person or persons responsible for her death, and ask anyone with information to call LMPD's tip line at 574-LMPD (5673).