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HB 677·OH·house

Regards custody interference, missing children, certain call data

Reported by CommitteeFiled Feb 4, 2026
Sponsor: Eric Synenberg (D)
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Reported - Re-referred to Judiciary

Jun 10, 2026

Summary

HB 677 makes it a crime to entice, take, keep, or harbor a child or a person in state care without legal consent, and raises penalties when the child is harmed or taken out of state. It also requires wireless service providers to supply real‑time call‑location information to police in emergencies, and it sets up a statewide alert program for children under 18 who are deemed at high risk of serious injury or death. The measures aim to protect vulnerable children and give law enforcement faster tools to locate them.

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