Amber Alert – Canceled

Amber Alert – Canceled
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AMBER ALERT – Los Lunas, NM – Dakota Shadrick. Abducted by mother Sonya Marie Lucero. Traveling in Blue 06 Chevy Impala, with NM temp tag.
Los Lunas, NM – The following is information for the distribution of an Amber Alert from the New Mexico State Police.
The New Mexico State Police is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Dakota Sadrick, a 1-year-old male child, 33 inches tall, 23 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. Dakota was taken by his biological mother, Sonya Marie Lucero (27). Dakota and Sonya were last seen on July 18, 2022, around 9:30 a.m.., in Los Lunas, NM. They are believed to be traveling in a blue 2006 Chevrolet Impala displaying a New Mexico Temporary Tag. Dakota was last seen wearing a camouflage onesie. Sonya is described as a Hispanic female, 4’11” tall, 160 pounds. Many details are still unknown and under investigation. However, of urgent concern is the whereabouts of Dakota Sadrick.
Anyone with any information regarding this New Mexico Amber Alert is asked to call the New Mexico State Police in Los
Lunas at (505) 841-9256 option 1 or dial 911.
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