**Amber Alert Issued in British Columbia for Three-Month-Old Boy** **April 4, 2024 8:16 PM** Langley RCMP has issued an Amber Alert across the province for a three-month-old boy who was allegedly abducted by his mother. The boy, whose name has not been released, was last seen with his mother in Kelowna, BC. The abduction is believed to have been planned, and the mother and children are now reportedly living off the grid, possibly in trailers. The mother has been described as a white female in her early 30s with long blonde hair and blue eyes. She was last seen driving a black SUV. Police have not released any information about the circumstances surrounding the abduction, but they have urged the public to be on the lookout for the mother and children. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Langley RCMP at 604-532-3300. The Amber Alert remains in effect and the search for the mother and children continues.
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**Amber Alert Issued in British Columbia for Three-Month-Old Boy** **April 4, 2024 8:16 PM** Langley RCMP has issued an Amber Alert across the province for a three-month-old boy who was allegedly abducted by his mother. The boy, whose name has not been released, was last seen with his mother in Kelowna, BC. The abduction is believed to have been planned, and the mother and children are now reportedly living off the grid, possibly in trailers. The mother has been described as a white female in her early 30s with long blonde hair and blue eyes. She was last seen driving a black SUV. Police have not released any information about the circumstances surrounding the abduction, but they have urged the public to be on the lookout for the mother and children. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Langley RCMP at 604-532-3300. The Amber Alert remains in effect and the search for the mother and children continues.
**Amber Alert Issued in Langley, BC, for Missing Three-Month-Old Baby** On Thursday evening, the Langley BC Police Department issued an Amber Alert following a report of an alleged parental abduction of a three-month-old baby. The infant, Tyler DuRocher, is believed to have been taken by his mother. Surrey RCMP has since issued an Amber Alert for the province of British Columbia. The circumstances surrounding the alleged abduction are currently under investigation by the police. Authorities are actively searching for the baby and his mother. **Amber Alert Controversy** The issuance of Amber Alerts is often met with differing opinions. Some individuals argue that the loud and intrusive nature of the alerts can be alarming and disruptive, especially during late hours or unexpected moments. Others, however, believe that the alerts serve a critical purpose in helping to locate missing children and potentially saving lives. **Public Feedback** The Langley BC Police Department encourages the public to be aware of the Amber Alert and report any potential sightings of the baby or his mother. Members of the community are also invited to share their feedback and opinions on the use of Amber Alerts. The department values citizen input and will consider it when evaluating future alert procedures. For more information and updates on the Amber Alert, please monitor local news outlets or visit the Surrey RCMP website.
**Amber Alert Canceled, Children Found Safe, Suspects Charged** Surrey RCMP have reported the successful resolution of the Amber Alert issued for Aurora Bolton (8) and Joshuah Bolton (10). The children were last seen by their father on June 28th. As part of the investigation, police have arrested and charged three individuals: * Verity Bolton (45), the children's mother, has been charged with two counts of abduction in contravention of a custody order. * Abraxas Glazov, a male companion of Bolton, has been charged with two counts of abduction in contravention of a custody order. * Scherbing-Glazov (53), also a male companion of Bolton, has been charged with two counts of abduction of a person. The Amber Alert was canceled after the children were found safe and sound. Their names, photos, and the names of the suspects have been removed from the alert system. The investigation into the alleged abductions remains ongoing. Further updates will be provided as they become available. **Updated on July 30, 2023:** This article has been updated to reflect the latest information and charges against the suspects.
**Missing Children Found Safe, Amber Alert Deactivated** Surrey, BC - Authorities have deactivated an Amber Alert after two missing children were found safe. The children's father had reported them missing to Surrey RCMP, stating that they had not been returned as agreed. WEB Investigators with Surrey RCMP confirmed that the children were the subjects of an 11-day Amber Alert. On July 29, the children were located safely. The Amber Alert was subsequently deactivated. Further details about the case are currently unavailable. Authorities are continuing their investigation. This concludes the Amber Alert that had been issued for two young children from Surrey.
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