Missing Persons Prosecutor Office of the Attorney General of the State of Coahuila, José Angel Herrera, He gave an example, currently there are none in this state Amber Alert active.
He confirmed that this was due to important progress in the field of investigation in the last seven years, in connection with the end of the Attorney General's term of office. Gerardo Marquez Guevara
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“Regarding Amber Alerts, because it is a national protocol, it only lasts for 72 hours, which can be doubled, then, if a minor is not found within those 144 hours, it is deactivated but the search report is current”he pointed out Herrera.
Current active searches in the state of Coahuila relating to minors are directly related to problematic issues between family members or parents fighting over legal custody.
“We have four search reports, but all of them are related to cases of kidnapping of minors.”“, he said Prosecutor for Missing Persons.
He confirmed that among the minors, there were two to four people who were voluntarily absent from their homes, but fortunately they returned home voluntarily.