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Law Enforcement often suggests Amber Alerts can desensitize the public when issued to frequently. At least it is one of the reasons cited when they are not issued. Florida, however, has initiated another use for them.
 
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Governor Charlie Crist has signed an executive order that will use the existing Amber Alert technology to [...]

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In Washington State, the Senate passed the Amber Alert Bill making it a felony for providing false information concerning a missing child. In most States it is typically a misdemeanor and up to $1,000 fine.

Republican Senator Jerome Delvin has been pushing this AMBER Alert Hoax bill for two years.   Senate Bill 5929 would make it [...]

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The Wilton Villager  recently ran this reminder about an upcoming AMBER Alert registration. The problem is, there is no requirement to register for an AMBER Alert should one be needed nor is there a nationwide AMBER Alert identification system in place. While a Child ID kit can be useful should your child go missing, it is [...]

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When a child goes missing, many parents believe an AMBER Alert will automatically be issued. Some understand there are specific criteria that have to be met.
In this case, according to KARE11, there was not enough information to issue an AMBER Alert so a Minnesota Crime Alert was issued instead.
“In this case we determined the way to [...]

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In the recent kidnapping of a 5-year-old boy the AMBER Alert is credited for his safe recovery. Apparently the alleged teen abductors where concerned when they became aware of the Alert and dropped him near a dumpster. He was later found.
Man Finds Kidnapped Child While Taking Out Trash
Cirillo Mora was taking out the trash after [...]

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