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Update – Amber Alert now over, boy found safe

Alberta Emergency Alert is reporting that 7-month-old Jameson Sundby has been found unharmed and the Amber Alert has now ended.

More information when it becomes available

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An Amber Alert has been issued. The Alberta Emergency Alert System says At 9:45 AM Wednesday morning, 7-month-old Jameson Sundby was abducted from his home in Fairview. Jameson Sundby has blonde hair and blue eyes, and is wearing a blue t-shirt with a star on it and grey sweat pants with cars on them.

Jameson Sundby was abducted by his father John Sundby. John Sundby is 5′ 11″ tall and 230 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes. They were last seen leaving a residence in Fairview, driving a 2012 black Dodge Ram 3500, Alberta licence plate C-B-F, 3 3 1 3. The vehicle was last seen leaving Fairview, in an unknown direction.

Mounties urge the public not approach the suspect. They say to contact your local RCMP detachment.

– RCMP
Mike Marshall
Mike Marshall
News / Afternoon Host
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