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Statewide Amber Alert issued for 2-month-old Wisconsin Rapids baby

August 5, 2021 – Wisconsin Rapids, WI – Police have issued an Amber Alert for a missing 2-month-old Wisconsin Rapids boy.
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According to the Wisconsin Rapids Police Department (WRPD): The Wisconsin Rapids Police Department needs your help. On August 4, 2021, the Wisconsin Rapids Police Department was investigating a possible child neglect/abuse case and was attempting to check the wellbeing of a 2-month-old child.

Officers attempted to contact the child’s mother, Haley N. Pelot, however, she spotted our officers and entered as a passenger into a vehicle with a male driver. The male driver drove off and when officers attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle, the driver of the vehicle continued and fled.

A vehicle pursuit began and eventually exited the city of Wisconsin Rapids. When it was determined the possibility that the child could be in the vehicle, and in the interest of the child’s safety, the pursuit was immediately terminated.

We need your help locating the vehicle, the driver, and Haley N. Pelot, but our primary concern is locating and assessing the wellbeing of the child.
If you have information please contact the Wood County Dispatch Center at 715-421-8701 or Wood County Crime Stoppers.
The Wood County Crime Stoppers has a new app to help solve and report crime in our community. The new app, P3, can be downloaded for free onto your phone or used online at http://p3tips.com/index.htm This new app does eliminate the text-a-tip program that had been previously used. The Wood County Crime Stoppers tip line will still be available for citizens to call in 1-800-325-STOP (6867). Please don’t post information about their location in the comments section.

 

Clothing descriptions were not provided.

No other details have been released.

If you know where they are, call 911 immediately.

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