Amber Alert: Langley RCMP search for missing 3-month-old
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RCMP in the Vancouver-area city of Langley have initiated an Amber Alert for three-month-old Tyler Durocher.
Police say he was last seen wearing a blue short-sleeve onesie paired with blue camouflage pants.
His mother, 35-year-old Brianne Ford, has been named as the suspect.
According to police, Ford is described as having brown hair with shaved sides and pink highlights, a nose ring, brown eyes, and standing five feet two inches tall.
RCMP say the baby was taken from the 72 Avenue and 208 Street area of Langley, which is located about 45 kilometres east of Vancouver, and may be travelling with the suspect on foot.
Police confirm Central Valley Search and Rescue are participating in the search for the missing infant and the suspect.
Further updates will follow.
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