Which scenario describes a Blue Alert?

• A. Public notification when a missing child abducted by a noncustodial parent.
• B. Notification of weather-related emergencies.
• C. Uses technology employed by the AMBER Alert to notify the public of critical info when a law enforcement officer has suffered serious bodily injury, is killed or missing while in the line of duty, and the suspect poses an immediate threat to the public.
• D. Notify the public to evacuate during a wildfire.

Answer: (C)

A Blue Alert is issued to rapidly inform the public when a law enforcement officer has been seriously injured, killed, or is missing in the line of duty, and the suspect poses an immediate threat to the public. It uses the same technology and dissemination methods as an AMBER Alert to get critical information out quickly, so the public can assist in locating the suspect and protecting others. This makes the described scenario the best fit, because it centers on notifying the public about an officer-involved incident and an immediate threat, using alert channels designed for rapid nationwide or regional distribution. The other situations describe different alert types: weather emergencies, wildfire evacuations, or an Amber Alert for a missing child, which are not Blue Alerts.