SUMMARY
- Amber Alert Indiana activated for a missing toddler from Starke County
- Child last seen Thursday afternoon in North Judson
- Public urged to report sightings immediately
Authorities in northern Indiana issued an Amber Alert Thursday after a two year old boy was reported missing in North Judson and is believed to be in extreme danger.
The Amber Alert Indiana was requested by the Starke County Sheriff’s Department after two year old Saxon Clemons disappeared about 3 PM Thursday.
According to the sheriff’s department, Saxon was last seen wearing a blue and gray sweatshirt and blue and gray sweatpants. He is 2 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 30 pounds, and has blond hair and blue eyes.
Investigators identified the suspect as Dwayne Clemons, 44, last seen driving a silver Chevrolet Trailblazer with Indiana license plate CRS242.
Starke County Sheriff William Dulin said deputies believe the child may be traveling with the suspect. Indiana State Police Amber Alert Coordinator Sgt. Glen Fifield said rapid public awareness in early hours can affect recovery.
“This alert allows us to reach millions quickly,” Dulin said. Child safety researcher David Finkelhor of the Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire said timely Amber Alert Indiana information can increase recovery chances.
Officials said agencies statewide are monitoring roads and coordinating tips. Authorities advised the public not to approach the suspect and to call 911.
The Amber Alert Indiana remains active as investigators work to locate Saxon Clemons nationwide attention.
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