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Arizona Moving Company Jumps Into Action when They Spot Abducted 3-Year-Old Girl
A moving crew and security guard identified and boxed in the suspect's vehicle at a gas station, leading to the toddler's safe rescue and suspect's arrest, police said.
- A moving crew at a QuikTrip in Phoenix boxed in the suspect's vehicle Sunday morning, enabling police to arrest Marina Noriega, authorities confirmed.
- A QuikTrip security guard recognized the pair after an Amber Alert was issued, prompting help as Camelback Moving employees heard the alert tone Tuesday.
- Dashcam footage shows the crew planning to block the truck, and approximately 90 seconds elapsed before police arrived, Olsen said, with eight employees collaborating with the security guard.
- Noriega faces a felony custody interference charge, her bond is set at $250,000, and authorities canceled the Amber Alert after confirming the child's welfare.
- Officials and the community thanked everyone, with Chad Olsen praising the system, after the rescue coincided with Truckers Against Trafficking training.
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Security guard and Arizona moving company employees help recover 2-year-old girl taken by unrelated woman
A QuikTrip store security guard and some moving company employees helped authorities in Arizona recover missing two-year-old girl Kehlani Rogers and nab 23-year-old suspect Marina Noriega.
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Movers help rescue missing 3-year-old in Arizona after spotting AMBER Alert suspect
A group of movers in Phoenix, Arizona, helped stop a suspected kidnapping after recognizing a woman and child who matched an AMBER Alert at a convenience store on Feb. 22. Three‑year‑old Kehlani Rogers had been reported missing and authorities issued the alert after determining she had likely been abducted. Several employees from Camelback Moving were making a routine coffee stop at QuikTrip when the alert went off on their phones. Moments later…
Valley moving crew helps rescue girl in Amber Alert
After a 3-year-old girl was allegedly abducted from her home, prompting an Amber Alert, employees of Camelback Moving spotted the girl and the suspect at a Phoenix QuikTrip, and blocked the suspect's car in the parking lot until police arrived at the scene.
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