Issue 11

This issue focuses on the ongoing expansion of the AMBER Alert program, with particular attention to efforts at the U.S.-Mexico border and internationally. The Southern Border Initiative brings together U.S. and Mexican law enforcement officials to address challenges such as language barriers and differences in alert criteria. A profile on Dale Zabriskie, President of the Utah Broadcasters Association, highlights the vital role broadcasters play as key partners in the program. The publication also details a successful AMBER Alert in Yreka, California, where coordination across three states leads to the safe recovery of a toddler. In Mexico, the state of Baja California launches its first AMBER Alert program, despite facing serious risks from drug cartels. Meanwhile, European countries continue to develop and test their child abduction alert systems. In New Mexico, the Laguna Tribe Child Abduction Response Team receives bloodhounds to assist in search efforts and begins breeding puppies to support other law enforcement agencies.

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Issue 11

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