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AMBER Alert Activated: Texas Teen Missing Since Sunday | News

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Texas officers issued an AMBER Alert on Tuesday for a lacking 16-year-old teenager.

Zoe Rowbotham was final seen on the intersection of Bluebonnet and Arwine drives in Hurst on September 29.

Officials consider Rowbotham is touring on foot. She has diminished mental-health capability and is in want of remedy police say.

Zoe Rowbotham, 16, was final seen Sunday in Hurst, Texas.
Zoe Rowbotham, 16, was final seen Sunday in Hurst, Texas.
Hurst Police Department

She was sporting a black T-shirt with white lettering, black shorts, and white footwear. Rowbotham is described as white with brown hair and hazel eyes, standing at 5 toes 6 inches tall and weighing 240 kilos.

Anyone with info on Rowbotham's whereabouts ought to name the Hurst Police Department at 817-788-7180.

Hurst is a metropolis in Tarrant County between Fort Worth and Dallas, however a suburb of Fort Worth. Hurst has a inhabitants of 40,413, in accordance with the 2020 Census.

This is the second AMBER Alert out of Texas this week. On Monday, Rockwall authorities canceled an alert issued for six-month-old Nova Brady after she was discovered only a few hours after the alert was made.

What is an AMBER Alert?

AMBER Alert is a nationwide notification system used to alert the general public of lacking youngsters beneath the age of 18.

The alerts are shared throughout radio, TV, street indicators, cellphones and different data-enabled gadgets.

As of final yr, 1,200 youngsters had been discovered due to the AMBER Alert system and 180 youngsters had been rescued on account of the emergency alerts.

In order for an alert to be issued, an abduction should have occurred, the kid have to be vulnerable to critical harm or demise and there must be descriptive info of the kid, the suspect or the suspect's automobile.

“Every child featured in an AMBER Alert has been reported missing to law enforcement. The goal of an AMBER Alert is to instantly galvanize the community to assist in the search for and safe recovery of a missing child,” Alan S. Nanavaty, Executive Director of Special Programs for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, in an electronic mail to Newsweek.

Nanavaty mentioned on common, there are usually fewer than 200 AMBER Alerts issued every year. The alerts are broadcast by radio, TV, street indicators, cell telephones, and different data-enabled gadgets. The AMBER Alert system is being utilized in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Indian nation, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children additionally leverages methods to incorporate poster and social media distribution to amplify AMBER Alerts to the general public, Nanavaty mentioned.

Newsweek created a map utilizing 2022 information exhibiting states have seen probably the most AMBER alerts in 2022. According to the info, there have been 31 Amber Alerts in Texas in 2022.

Active AMBER Alerts

There is one different lively AMBER Alert for a kid in Tennessee.

Sebastian Rogers, 15, has been lacking since February 26. He was final seen at his mom and stepfather's dwelling in Sumner County, Tennessee

He is described as 5 toes 5 inches tall and weighs round 120 kilos. He has brown hair and brown eyes and he wears glasses. He was final seen sporting black sweatpants and a black sweatshirt.

Anyone with details about Rogers is being requested to name the Sumner County Emergency Communications Center at 615-451-3838 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

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