Ontario Provincial Police will be discussing recent Amber Alerts issued this year and updates to the program at a press conference in Orillia Thursday morning.
Amber Alert partners and stakeholders will also be on hand to talk about new translation and text-to-voice services.
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There have been three Amber Alerts issued in Ontario so far this year.
OPP initiated a review for one case in which an alert was issued more than four hours after a four-year-old girl was allegedly abducted by her father in Aurora, Ont. in April.
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The father’s vehicle was found several hours later rolled over just outside Ottawa with the child inside.
The father was subsequently charged with abduction with no custody order, break-and-enter and two counts of assault.
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