Police and community search for missing toddler

The transcript discusses the use of helicopters in Edinburgh, focusing on police surveillance and search strategies for a missing child. It highlights the shift from aerial searches to intelligence-based approaches, including door-to-door inquiries. The police's initial response involves flooding the area and extending searches when necessary. A flat is being considered a potential crime scene, with police investigating individuals who had contact with the missing child, Mikhail.

What technology do police helicopters use to detect body heat?

• Ultrasound

• Infrared thermal cameras

• Sonar

• Radar

What is the initial assumption about the location of a missing 3-year-old child?

• The child is likely close to where they went missing

• The child is in a public place

• The child is far from the disappearance location

• The child is with a relative

What is the police's first step when responding to a missing child report?

• Flooding the area and searching obvious places

• Issuing an Amber Alert

• Interviewing witnesses

• Setting up roadblocks

What action do the police take when the initial search does not find the missing child?

• They wait for new leads

• They focus on media coverage

• They call off the search

• They extend their search to other areas

What is being considered as a potential crime scene in the investigation?

• A shopping mall

• A local park

• A flat in a block

• A nearby school