Amber Alert canceled for two abducted Phoenix-area girls
An Amber Alert was canceled early after two abducted Phoenix-area girls were abducted. Both girls were located and are safe according to Tempe police.
The abducted girls, Jazmyn Campbell, 8, at left, and Chandra Campbell, 3, at right and the suspect, 39-year-old David Fuller, are shown. (Tempe Police Department Photo)
(Tempe Police Department Photo)
PHOENIX — An Amber Alert was canceled early Saturday morning after two Phoenix-area girls were abducted. Both girls were located and are safe according to Tempe police.
An Amber Alert is issued when a child or children are abducted and are believed to be in danger.
The Tempe Police Department said 8-year-old Jazmyn Campbell and 3-year-old Chandra Campbell were last seen at a Circle K near Broadway Road and Mill Avenue on Friday prior to the alert being canceled Saturday morning.
39-year-old David Fuller, the man the girls were last seen with, was detained according to Tempe police.
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Boo freaking hoo. Doubt you would be saying that if your child was the one missing.
Unfortunately, just because it is a parent or other family member doing the abducting does not mean the children are safe.
Yup. All it did was piss me off when it woke me up.