AMBER Alert issued for four missing children in Los Angeles
An AMBER Alert has been issued for four young siblings missing from Los Angeles after leaving with their mother in violation of a court order.
- Core Development: An AMBER Alert has been issued for four young siblings missing from Los Angeles after leaving with their mother in violation of a court order.
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An AMBER Alert has been issued for four young children following their disappearance from a Los Angeles residence alongside their biological mother.
According to a press release issued by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), the incident unfolded near the 6600 block of Reseda Boulevard. At approximately 5:10 p.m. Local time, the children left the premises with 31-year-old Mehrangez Sangalieva. Investigators noted that Sangalieva is legally barred from relocating the minors while an ongoing investigation remains active.
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The California Highway Patrol subsequently disseminated the emergency notice. The search encompasses four siblings: 9-year-old Anas Mirova, 5-year-old Zuhal Mirzoda, 2-year-old Maryam Mirova, and 1-year-old Rayana Mirova. Law enforcement believes the mother may be operating a 2011 Toyota Prius bearing the California license plate number 6SWK678.
Detailed physical descriptions have been released to aid the public in identification. Anas Mirova is described as a 9-year-old boy standing 4-foot-2 inches tall and weighing approximately 60 lbs., with brown hair and brown eyes. Zuhal Mirzoda is a 5-year-old girl with brown hair and brown eyes. Maryam Mirova is two years old, and Rayana Mirova is one year old. Authorities have not released a photograph for Maryam Mirova. Mehrangez Sangalieva is described as standing 5 feet tall and weighing around 155 lbs., with brown hair and brown eyes.
Emergency response protocols of this nature function comparably to civil defense warnings or meteorological advisories. According to data from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children referenced by Yahoo News, the emergency alert framework operates across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 33 countries, having successfully aided in the recovery of at least 1,268 children.
| Child Name | Age | Gender | Physical Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anas Mirova | 9 | Male | Brown hair, brown eyes, 4 ft 2 in, ~60 lbs |
| Zuhal Mirzoda | 5 | Female | Brown hair, brown eyes |
| Maryam Mirova | 2 | Female | No photo released by authorities |
| Rayana Mirova | 1 | Female | No additional details released |
The current Los Angeles search unfolds alongside separate emergency recovery operations documented across other jurisdictions in recent weeks. In South Carolina, FOX Carolina News reported that an AMBER Alert was cancelled after two children were safely located following a motel shooting in Spartanburg County. Law enforcement apprehended 30-year-old Juan Carlos Morales in Towns County, Georgia, after his vehicle was detected by automated cameras. Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, WLUK reported the cancellation of an alert for an 8-year-old girl named Irene Lentz after she was found safely by the Nebraska State Patrol following an abduction involving individuals violating supervised release conditions.
What to watch next
- Law enforcement continues to process tips regarding the whereabouts of Mehrangez Sangalieva and the four missing children.
- Officials urge anyone possessing information to reach out directly to the LAPD West Valley Division at (818) 374-7611.
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