THUNDER BAY, Ont. – Provincial police say a woman wanted following an Amber Alert is facing several charges.
Police issued an Amber Alert on Monday after a boy was allegedly taken from a community in the Thunder Bay, Ont., area that morning.
The eight-year-old was found safe roughly three hours later at a Tim Hortons in Thunder Bay, but police said they were still looking for a woman.
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OPP say a 47-year-old Thunder Bay woman was arrested and is charged with abduction in contravention of a court order, break and enter, and assault.
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Police say she has been released and is scheduled to appear in Thunder Bay court on June 1.
OPP say no further information can be released due to a publication ban.
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