Joshua Saldana-Hernadez, 2, who was last seen in Houston with his mother, has a Texas Amber Alert issued for him, according to local authorities. The Houston Police Department is searching for him. Let’s see What happened to the 2 year-old Joshua Saldana-Hernandez in detail.
UPDATE:
Joshua Saldana-Hernandez has been located safe, and the AMBER Alert has been canceled, according to an NCMEC update. On behalf of the Houston Police Department, the Texas Center for the Missing has cancelled the Houston Regional Amber Alert for 2-year-old Joshua Saldana-Hernandez.
Missing Joshua Saldana-Hernandez: What happened to the 2 year-old?
Joshua Saldana-Hernadez, 2, who was last seen in Houston with his mother, has a Texas Amber Alert issued for him, according to local authorities. Calling 911 right away is strongly advised for anyone with information. According to the amber alert, Joshua and his mother Jennifer Hernandez, 18, were last seen walking away from the 3600 block of Wood Chase in Houston at around 8:19 p.m. on Wednesday.
Investigators believe Joshua is in danger, although specific information about the circumstances of their disappearance was not immediately made public. One of the suspects was his mother.
Description:
Hernandez is described as a brown-haired, brown-eyed, 18-year-old Latina woman who is 4 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 180 pounds. She wore a black blouse and black jeans when she was last seen.
Joshua is described as a Latino 2-year-old boy who weighs 25 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. He wore a red t-shirt and blue jeans when last spotted.
Help!
Call 911 right away if you see Joshua or Hernandez, or dial 713-308-3600 to contact the Houston Police Department if you have any more information that could help investigators.
AMBER Alert rules
If a missing kid aged 17 or under meets certain requirements, police enforcement may issue an AMBER Alert. Law enforcement must initially have a plausible suspicion that an abduction took place. The law enforcement agency also thinks the youngster is in immediate danger of suffering a serious physical injury or passing away. Another need is that there must be enough specifics about the victim and the kidnapping to help in the child’s return, like a vehicle description or license plate number. The child’s name, along with other crucial date components, such as the flag for child abduction, are entered into the National Crime Information Center as part of the AMBER Alert. The AMBER Alert system was developed in 1996 and is now used in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Its name, America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response, pays homage to 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, who was abducted and murdered in Arlington, Texas, while riding her bicycle.
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