2 kids from northern Alberta still missing, mom and her partner wanted for abduction
An Amber Alert remains active for two children abducted by their biological mother and her partner in northern Alberta. RCMP are actively searching for the suspects, who are believed to be highly mobile and potentially traveling through British Columbia in a red Ford F350 or a motorhome.
Why it matters
This is a critical public safety matter involving the welfare of missing children and an ongoing police investigation.
The subjects of an Amber Alert issued 10 days ago in northern Alberta are still missing and on the run, RCMP said in an update on Friday.
On July 7, six-year-old Lanakai Morrison was taken by his 35-year-old biological mother, Krista Morrison, from the hamlet of Valhalla Centre, near Beaverlodge in northern Alberta’s Grande Prairie region.
Lanakai was believed to be with his mom, her partner Daniel Ludwig, and their four-year-old son Karl Morrison , who is Lanakai’s half-brother.
Morrison and Ludwig are both wanted by RCMP for abduction in contravention of a custody/parenting order, police said.
There have been a number of sightings in British Columbia, police said.
Police said Lanakai was spotted on July 8 in Ft. St. John B.C., but police were not able to track the child down.
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