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Still no Amber Alert for missing Greeley girl

GREELEY, Colo. (KKCO) - Greeley police said officials haven't determined if Kayleah Wilson ran away or was abducted.

She disappeared after leaving her home to walk to a birthday party in Greeley.

Amber Alerts go out instantly via text to cell phone subscribers and to radio and television stations.

They are also posted on electronic highway signs to alert motorists.

Criteria for Amber Alerts include information that a child may be in danger or vehicle and suspect descriptions.

Colorado's Amber Alert managers say the criteria are there so that the public doesn't ignore alerts when too many are issued.


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  • by Verna Location: Colorado on Jun 4, 2010 at 07:23 PM
    It is the fault of the police that she is dead. Any child, especially one that young should have an Amber Alert issued. I hope that her parents sue them. http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Greeley-Colorado-Police-guilty-of-blunder-that-causes-missing-girls-death/113738002002698?ref=ts
  • by Penny Location: Grand Junction on Apr 10, 2010 at 08:42 AM
    Did I read this right?????? Been missing since March!!!!! Not sure if an Amber Alert should be issued.I want some follow up..someone needs to help her.

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