Colorado Revised Statutes Title 16. Criminal Proceedings § 16-2.7-102. Missing person reports--acceptance

(a) The missing person resides, or was last known to reside, in Colorado; or

(b) There is credible information indicating that the missing person was last believed to be in Colorado.

(a) The report meets the conditions of subsection (2)(a) or (2)(b) of this section; and

(b) Acceptance of the report by telephone or by electronic or other media is consistent with the law enforcement agency's policies or practices.

(a) The person is the subject of a missing person report under investigation by another law enforcement agency within this state or another law enforcement agency has indicated that it intends to accept a missing person report for the person;

(b) The law enforcement agency knows the location of the person reported missing or the agency can confirm the safe status of the person;

(c) The individual reporting a person as missing is unable to articulate a bonafide relationship with the person or a legitimate rationale for concern;

(d) The law enforcement agency suspects, and can articulate, that the person reported as missing is being sought for reasons of harassment, stalking, retaliation, court testimony, debt collection, or any action in defiance of a protection order; or

(e) Any other articulable extenuating circumstance not inconsistent with this section exists that makes accepting the report impractical or unreasonable and the law enforcement agency documents the circumstance.