AMBER Alert Issued for Missing 11-Year-Old Autistic Boy in Calgary
Authorities in Calgary, Alberta, have issued an AMBER Alert after an 11-year-old autistic boy was reported missing, prompting an urgent search effort involving local law enforcement and emergency responders. Police are asking the public to remain vigilant and immediately report any information that could help locate the child safely.
According to authorities, the boy was last seen under circumstances that led investigators to believe he may be at risk. Due to his age and autism diagnosis, officials have classified the case as an emergency and activated the AMBER Alert system to quickly notify the public and expand the search.
Law enforcement officers are actively following leads, reviewing surveillance footage, and speaking with potential witnesses while search teams continue looking in areas where the child may have traveled. Police have urged anyone who may have seen the boy or has information about his whereabouts to contact emergency services immediately rather than attempting to intervene on their own.
The AMBER Alert has been widely shared across television, radio, highway message boards, and mobile devices in an effort to reach as many people as possible. Authorities stress that even seemingly minor details could prove critical to the investigation and help bring the child home safely.
Community members have also joined the effort by sharing official alert information and encouraging others to remain alert. Investigators continue to ask the public to rely on verified information released by law enforcement and to report any credible sightings as quickly as possible.
As the search continues, authorities remain hopeful that public awareness and timely tips will lead to the safe recovery of the missing child. Anyone with information is urged to contact 911 or their local police immediately.
Source: Calgary Police Service, Alberta RCMP.
