The Holly Bobo act relates to which individuals for statewide alert?

The Holly Bobo act relates to which individuals for statewide alert?

• A. Any endangered young adult aged 18-24 statewide alert
• B. Missing child under 13
• C. Any endangered young adult aged 18-24 can be placed on an endangered young adult alert statewide
• D. Elderly person alert

Answer: (C)

This question tests understanding of who the Holly Bobo Act targets for a statewide alert. The act creates a specific alert category for missing endangered young adults aged 18–24, to speed up notification and mobilize a statewide response. So, the statement that best fits is that any endangered young adult aged 18–24 can be placed on an endangered young adult alert statewide. This reflects both the age range and the mechanism—placing the person on the statewide alert to help locate them quickly. The other options describe different alerts (a missing child under 13 relates to Amber Alert, and an elderly person relates to Silver Alert), which are not what the Holly Bobo Act covers.

This question tests understanding of who the Holly Bobo Act targets for a statewide alert. The act creates a specific alert category for missing endangered young adults aged 18–24, to speed up notification and mobilize a statewide response.

So, the statement that best fits is that any endangered young adult aged 18–24 can be placed on an endangered young adult alert statewide. This reflects both the age range and the mechanism—placing the person on the statewide alert to help locate them quickly.

The other options describe different alerts (a missing child under 13 relates to Amber Alert, and an elderly person relates to Silver Alert), which are not what the Holly Bobo Act covers.