内布拉斯加州巡警新举措：孩子涉传播露骨内容将通知家长
内布拉斯加州林肯市消息：内布拉斯加州巡警11月5日宣布启动一项新举措：当孩子出现在涉及网上传播露骨内容的举报中时，巡警将直接通知家长，帮助家庭及早介入、防止孩子遭受网络侵害。
州巡警技术犯罪组是全州所有来自全国失踪与受虐儿童中心网络举报热线的集中受理单位，预计内布拉斯加州2026年全年将收到7000多条网络举报。
新举措下，技术犯罪组将向涉事孩子的家长或监护人寄送通知信，概述事件经过，包括举报所涉账号信息，并告知家长如何联系技术犯罪组咨询，信中还将附上求助资源链接。家长也可向全国失踪与受虐儿童中心寻求教育资源。
内布拉斯加州打击网络儿童犯罪特别工作组由州巡警设立，负责儿童性侵、儿童色情与网络诱拐等案件的调查。
Nebraska State Patrol to Notify Parents When Children Appear in Explicit-Content CyberTips
LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska State Patrol announced a new initiative on November 5: when a child appears in a CyberTip involving explicit content shared online, troopers will notify the child's parents directly, helping families intervene early and protect children from online exploitation.
The patrol's Technical Crimes Unit is the central intake point statewide for CyberTips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Nebraska is expected to receive more than 7,000 CyberTips in 2026.
Under the initiative, the unit will mail notification letters to the parents or guardians of involved children, outlining what happened — including the account information in the tip — explaining how to contact the unit with questions, and including links to support resources. Parents can also seek educational resources from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Nebraska's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, run by the State Patrol, investigates child sexual assault, child pornography and online enticement cases.
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