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Florida Amber Alert: How Can You Help?

An eight-year-old child from Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, was issued an Amber Alert, causing her cellphones to go off early on Monday morning.

Florida Amber Alert: Cellphones went off early on Monday morning due to an Amber Alert. An eight-year-old child from Clearwater, Pinellas County, was the subject of the notice. We know the following.

Florida Amber Alert

Eight-year-old Alessia Muhaj of Clearwater was the subject of a Florida Amber Alert on Monday morning.

Alessia’s eyes and hair are both brown.

The last known location of Alessia Muhaj is the 1700 block of North Clearwater Largo Road.

Alessia could be with Renato Muhaj, according to the FDLE.

The gold Kia Sportage from 2017 that they are travelling in has the Florida tag EJIJ99.

Clearwater is in Pinellas County, on Florida’s west coast.

It lies north of St. Petersburg and west of Tampa.

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Who to call in case you see the youngster?

If found, stay away from the area. Dial: 911 or

Information Clearinghouse for FDLE Missing Endangered Persons: 1-888-FL-MISSING (1-888-356-4774)

Police Department of Largo: 727-587-6730.

Establishing an Amber Alert programme in Florida in 2000 with the goal of “broadcasting critical information of an abducted child as quickly as possible to the media and general public.”

The goal of the strategy is to notify the public outside the immediate region where a youngster vanished.

The programme not only notifies the public through free text messages or emails, but also by using lottery machines and road signage.

Eduvast Desk