Amber Alert Discontinued for Missing Texas Children

Update: Amber Alert for Sienna and Milo Ortiz Discontinued

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – An Amber Alert that was activated early Sunday morning in Texas for two small children has been discontinued, according to officials. The alert was issued for 2-year-old Sienna Ortiz and 4-year-old Milo Ortiz, who were last seen on Saturday.

The Texas Department of Public Safety reported that the children were last seen before 7:30 p.m. on Saturday in the 4700 block of Saddle Ridge, approximately 196 miles west of downtown Houston.

Authorities believed that the children were with 22-year-old Demetri Ortiz, although the relationship between Ortiz and the children was not immediately disclosed.

However, an update around 8:00 a.m. revealed that the Amber Alert had been discontinued, with no further information provided by officials.

Amber Alerts are emergency notifications issued when a child is believed to be in immediate danger of abduction. These alerts are designed to quickly spread information to the public and assist in locating missing children.

It is crucial for the public to stay vigilant and report any relevant information to law enforcement agencies when an Amber Alert is issued. The cooperation and assistance of the community play a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of missing children.

While this specific Amber Alert has been discontinued, it serves as a reminder of the importance of staying informed and responsive to such alerts in order to protect our children.

For more information on Amber Alerts and how you can help, visit the official website of the Texas Department of Public Safety.