Arizona Amber Alert Ends After 3-Year-Old Kehlani Marie Rogers Is Found Safe Following Avondale Disappearance
AVONDALE, ARIZONA — A 3-year-old child who was the subject of an Amber Alert in Arizona has been found safe, bringing relief after an urgent search that began Saturday. The child was identified as Kehlani Marie Rogers, 3, according to the report shared by Arizona’s Family.
The alert centered on Avondale, with the update stating the child was ultimately found safe in West Phoenix.
Amber Alert Issued Saturday After Child Reported Missing From Avondale
Authorities issued the Amber Alert after Kehlani was reported missing from Avondale, prompting a rapid public push to spread information and locate the child as quickly as possible. The situation triggered widespread attention across the Valley as the alert circulated and law enforcement worked to track down leads.
The image accompanying the update shows a police presence near a shopping plaza, underscoring the scale and urgency of the response as officers searched for answers.
Child Found Safe In West Phoenix, Officials Say
The update states that Kehlani was found safe in West Phoenix. Officials did not provide additional details in the shared information about how she was located or the circumstances of where she was found, but the key outcome was confirmed: the child is safe.
In many Amber Alert cases, investigators rely on quick public awareness, fast-moving tips, and rapid coordination between agencies to locate children before harm occurs.
What Happens Next After a Child Is Located
When a missing child is found, authorities typically focus on medical evaluation, reunification, and reviewing the sequence of events that led to the disappearance. That can include interviews, evidence collection, and confirming whether any criminal charges are appropriate depending on the circumstances.
No additional details about possible suspects or charges were included in the information provided.
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