Amber Alert issued by Surrey RCMP for two children believed to be with their mother
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An Amber Alert has been issued Wednesday for two children believed to be with their mother. The alert was issued by Surrey RCMP.
Police in British Columbia issued an Amber Alert Wednesday for two children believed to be with their mother.
Surrey RCMP says Aurora Bolton, 9 and Joshauh Bolton 11 were taken from Kraftys Kitchen & Bar in Kelowna.
They are believed to be with their mother, 45-year-old Verity Bolton.
Police said they may be travelling in a blue 2012 Dodge D250 pickup truck with the B.C. license plate # SJ2708.
Police say do not approach them if seen but call 911 immediately.
Aurora has shoulder-length, slightly curled hair and is likely braided. She was last seen wearing a blue dress with coloured flowers on it. She also has a chipped left front upper tooth and freckles on her face.
She is about 55 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
Joshauh has short to medium-length hair as his buzz cut is growing out. He was last seen wearing shorts and a t-shirt.
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