The Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, as one of 59 Task Force Units funded by the United States Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, serves criminal justice agencies and citizens of Missouri by offering investigative, forensic and prevention training and resources in an effort to fight online child exploitation.
Online Child Exploitation: Technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation; which includes the possession, distribution and creation of child pornography, as well as attempts by individuals to lure and travel to meet children for sexual encounters.
about us
The Missouri ICAC Task Force Program (MOICAC) is managed by the Glendale, Missouri Police Department, working in concert with the Regional Computer Crimes Education and Enforcement Group (RCCEEG) of Greater St. Louis. We currently have over 70 affiliate law enforcement agencies working with the Missouri ICAC office to ensure that online child exploitation issues are addressed by local jurisdictions. Please check our Affiliates section to locate the ICAC officers closest to you.
The Missouri ICAC program serves as a resource to criminal justice agencies and citizens of Missouri by offering investigative, forensic and prevention materials through the RCCEEG Office and Missouri ICAC affiliate and partner agencies. We provide law enforcement with the latest techniques and resources for the investigation and apprehension of online offenders. As part of our preventative effort, we provide internet safety presentations to schools and associations. Also, through our partnership with INOBTR (Missouri’s Coalition to Delete Online Predators), we train law enforcement and school personnel how to give Internet safety presentations to parents and students.
If you wish to view an online safety presentation you
can download it in our Presentations section and give your children
and teens the information they need to stay safe online. In addition you
can participate in interactive Internet Safety Nights provided by MoreNet twice yearly. During these interactive
presentations you can ask questions and get answers in real time from a
variety of agencies, other parents and Internet users.