Amber alert

And you know, I, I, I think that after one and a half weeks of watching him play football, like, it's pretty clear as day that geo richardson is the best wide receiver most consistent wide receiver on this offense seven targets before he got knocked out of the game on a hit that was four yards out of bounds by a byu defender that went unflagged again i mean that's not the reason you lose this football game but just some extracurriculars there that went unpunished and injured one of our best players definitely our best skill player and then you got to lean on guys like trace byby chris hunter What'd they do?

Dude, I'm about to put out an Amber Alert for my boy Trey Spivey, a bolo.

Where's

my guy at? I love the guy, man, but he's missing right now.

And hopefully, you know, they had escaped this terrible scene inside, but also, that has its own risks, because it's like, well, then where are they? Like, are they out in the woods lost? Are they abducted? Like, what could be going on? There was a massive search executed of roughly 400 acres by foot, helicopter, and horseback.

Divers searched the creek, but they found no sign of Shasta or Dylan, and they launched immediately an Amber Alert.

Hmm.

Darlene and Brandy got in the car and drove for miles.

I mean, it's just sick.

Um, so they are out searching for any sign of Dylan and Shasta.

They keep passing interstate signs displaying the Amber Alert, which is also so surreal.

Um, and Darlene could only think over and over again, "This cannot be happening." Like, it's just so surreal.

It's like as we've not had to worry about those, our monkey brain has said, well, then what should we worry about? Oh, I know what we should worry about.

We should worry about, you know, an Amber Alert that happened in North Carolina, even though I live in Oregon.

Well, that's interesting because you're – Wait a second.

That's my point.

nowadays, if you saw a kid in the back of the truck with a bike, you'd be like a pickup truck.

Amber Alert.

Yeah, you'd be calling

911.

Yes, but it also can throw the investigation into a tizzy and have you look in the wrong direction and it gives the wrong signal.

You know, I know that for an Amber Alert, There's four steps, and one of them is a possible abduction for it to be declared an Amber Alert.

So this one, apparently they couldn't claim it was an abduction, so they couldn't declare it an Amber Alert.

So that's where they were at with that.

Let me play another.

They hadn't seen her in a month.

And instead of issuing an Amber Alert, they issued an arrest warrant for her.

She's 100

pounds also.

And it was really, really disturbing to watch.

And they did change their tune.

They did end up issuing the Amber Alert for the girl.

But it was very difficult to swallow through the process.

Have you noticed that as well? I remember in California as a kid, we used to have massive man hunts to find these children who went missing.

Even to the point where we ended up funding in the state of California the Amber Alert system and these boards up and down the state that are never used other than rare stupid messages such as drive safe over Labor Day weekend as if we need that message.

Why is it that these boards are not being used for the 316 roughly children who are missing in the state of California? or the 20,000 active missing person cases.

Isn't it odd that we also don't hear about it on social media? I'm not trying to be pessimistic, but what I am trying to acknowledge is the reality of human trafficking and abuse that children are at risk of today.