PARKER — A Wyoming girl subject to an Amber Alert was found after authorities stopped a vehicle on State Route 95 near Parker.
A vehicle involved in the Amber Alert in Wyoming was stopped by sheriffs on Friday, according to a news release from the La Paz County Sheriff’s Department.
James Martin Warren, 36, of Casper, Wyoming, was taken into custody by the La Paz County Sheriff’s Deputy.
The 14-year-old woman who was the subject of the alert was found unharmed inside the vehicle. She was confirmed by other media sources for Gracelyn Pratt, who was reported missing after the girl didn’t return home from school on Wednesday.Martin is an acquaintance of her family by authorities. is explained.
According to the Casper Star Tribune, police believe Pratt had been in touch with Martin for some time, and they were seen together in the days leading up to her disappearance.
Police have not commented on Pratt and Martin’s motives for leaving Wyoming, the paper said.
In a press release, the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office said the vehicle was spotted in the Booth community at 8:12 pm on November 18. We headed north on California State Route 72 to the town of Parker.
The Amber Alert was issued by the state of Wyoming to a missing and endangered 14-year-old girl. A sheriff’s deputy located and stopped the vehicle at Milepost 138 on State Route 95. The case was handed over to the FBI.
The vehicle was spotted and detected by a Flock security camera operated by the Sheriff’s Office. Flock Safety is a company that specializes in high definition cameras for outdoor and neighborhood work.
