AL Amber Alert - Treshon Williams
Amber Alert Issued for:Alabama - Statewide
Victim Name:Treshon Williams
Suspect Name: Antoinetta Smith
Circumstances:
Treshon was last seen with his babysitter, 16-year-old Antoinetta Smith when she drove away from 3009 3st Avenue North in Birmingham, Alabama. Antoinetta was babysitting Treshon when she left with the 1-year-old in the mother’s car. She did not have permission to drive the vehicle or leave with the baby. Originally this case was classified as a missing persons case. However, with the activation of the Amber Alert it has been upgraded to a child abduction case.1
Treshon Williams is a 1-year-old Black male with black hair and brown eyes. He stands 2ft tall and weighs approximately 40 lbs. He was last seen wearing gray and orange Nikes.
Antoinetta Smith is a 16-year-old Black female with black hair and brown eyes. She stands 5′7″ tall and weighs approximately 165 lbs.
The vehicle description is a Maroon 1997 4-door Ford Crown Victoria with Alabama license plate 14127AN.
The two were last seen at approximately 10p.m. on June 26, 2008.
Anyone with information is urged to call the Birmingham Police Department (Alabama) at 1-205-328-9311, 911 or 1-800-thelost.2
- ’Update: Missing Persons Now Child Abduction Case,’ abc3340.com, June 27, 2008. [↩]
- ’Amber Alert Treshon Williams‘, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, June 27, 2008. [↩]
AL Amber Alert - Geontae Glass
An Alabama Amber Alert that was issued yesterday has been canceled. The reported kidnapping was a hoax and police have arrested the mother and another male and have charged them with the death of the 5-year-old boy.
Yesterday the mother of 5-year-old Geontae Glass went into a convenience store and then reported that her car had been stolen with her son inside. Witnesses in the area had said they had seen a pickup truck drive up and a black male exit the pickup truck. He got into the mother’s vehicle and drive off. The driver of the pick up truck also drove off. The mother indicated to authorities that she had left her vehicle’s engine running when she went into the convenience store.
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