Charlotte Sena, age 9, has been gone for more than a day since the issuance of the Amber Alert, and police are frantically looking for any trace of her.
“The child was taken under circumstances that lead police to believe that they are in imminent danger of serious harm and/or death,” the Amber Alert said.
Attention! At 6:15 on Saturday night, Charlotte was last seen riding her bike through Moreau Lake State Park. North of Albany, the park is around 45 miles away. Keep an eye out for anything, and let’s get her home safely.
According to CNN, the girl’s bike was found at around 6:45 p.m., but she is still missing.
“Following our exhaustive search of the park we took that step of issuing the Amber Alert because we felt that that exhaustive search, when we couldn’t find her here, it was quite possible that an abduction had taken place,” State Police Uniform Force Lieutenant Colonel Richard Mazzone remarked.
Discover Charlotte’s colorful fashion in a tie-dyed orange Pokémon shirt and dark blue jeans. Her sleek gray bike helmet and black Crocs are not to be missed. She is unique and waiting to be discovered!
“No tip is insignificant,” remarked Charlotte’s aunt Jené Sena. “She is a blonde, adorable 9-year-old little girl with bangs. She has green eyes, just under 5 feet tall and she is just a sweet, adorable girl.”
“We just want her returned safely like any parent would. No tip is too small, please call if you know anything at all,” According to a statement from her relatives.
According to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who added that technology specialists have been engaged “tto analyze other forms of communications in the park at that time,” more than 75 law enforcement personnel and 100 additional persons have been enlisted in the hunt.
John Miller, a chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst for CNN, foresees that technology will be used in the ongoing hunt.
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“They’re using just about every resource you can think of — helicopters, thermal imaging, license plate readers, video — to the extent that it’s available in that park,” Miller said. “They have some of that technology in the area, but it’s not like had this happened in Albany or New York City.”
Please welcome Jené Sena, a young lady from the quaint Saratoga County village of Greenfield. Her mother Trisha is an inspector for the well-known convenience store chain Stewart’s Shops, and her father David is a competent union pipe plumber. Jené’s tale is a tribute to the tenacious spirit of small-town America because of her close-knit family and active community. In USA Today, read more about her motivational journey.
“It’s really important for people to stay vigilant, call in with tips and keep their eyes peeled for anybody suspicious and anybody that might fit her description,” she said. “Because at this point, so much time has gone by that they really could be anywhere.”
According to CBS, the FBI is actively helping with the hunt.
According to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention of the Justice Department, 460,000 kids in the United States go missing each year. Thankfully, most of these kids have been reunited with their family in a secure manner.
