Sgt. Moss wants to clear up some myths about reporting a missing person.
❌ MYTH: You have to wait 24 hours to report someone missing ❌
✔ TRUTH: There is no timeline for reporting someone missing ✔
If a child is missing and you need help, or if a family member never returns from work or is missing under suspicious circumstances, call us.
This video also covers what happens when we find your loved one and why you should report someone missing.
Resources like Search and Rescue, and Amber and Silver Alerts, cannot be used without first filing a report with police.
To report someone missing, call the non-emergency number at 253 287-4455, or call 911 if it is an emergency.
For more information on missing person alerts, visit
https://www.wsp.wa.gov/crime/alerts-missing-persons/
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Sergeant Darren Moss Jr.,
I always thought I did an excellent job with my Pierce County Sheriff’s Department tasks, including my time in front of the camera for The Sheriff’s Report.
You, on the other hand, are doing the job ten times better and more creatively than I ever dreamed of.
I love your creative attention-getting fedora & trenchcoat acting to make your point.
Keep up your fantastic service to the citizens of Pierce County.
You are amazing and from my observation getting more amazing with your work every day.
Joseph Boyle – Former Pierce County Deputy Sheriff
I couldn’t agree more about the superlative job Sgt. Moss is doing on these informative and creative videos. I will be sorry when Hollywood comes calling for him and we lose his talents at the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department.