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Multiple Sightings of Alberta Boy in Amber Alert Case in B.C.: Police
RCMP say the alert was cancelled in Alberta after multiple B.C. sightings, while officers continue searching for the boy and three other missing people.
- On Friday, Beaverlodge RCMP cancelled the Amber Alert for six-year-old Lanakai Morrison in Alberta, though the search continues across British Columbia, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories following multiple sightings.
- Police allege Lanakai was abducted Tuesday from Valhalla Centre by his 35-year-old mother, Krista Morrison, who is traveling with her partner, Daniel Ludwig, and four-year-old Karl Morrison.
- Investigators suspect the group is traveling in a red 2006 Ford F350 after police located their previously identified black Toyota Tundra on Thursday.
- Beaverlodge RCMP reported a confirmed sighting of Lanakai in Fort St. John on Wednesday morning, approximately 160 kilometres from Valhalla Centre.
- The public is advised to refrain from approaching the individuals and to contact Beaverlodge RCMP or call 911 immediately with any information regarding their whereabouts.
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Mounties rule out Alberta in Amber Alert search, multiple sightings of boy in B.C.
GRANDE PRAIRIE — Mounties have ruled out parts of Alberta in their search for a missing young boy, but an Amber Alert for the child remains in effect in British Columbia RCMP say there have been multiple sightings in B.C.
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