By Canadian Press

found safe

Amber Alert cancelled for 14-month-old abducted near Hinton

Dec 20, 2019 | 8:08 AM

BRULE, Alta. – There’s a successful conclusion to an Amber Alert in Alberta.

RCMP say a toddler has been found unharmed and his father is in custody, after an alert was issued early yesterday for a 14-month-old boy.

Mounties say he was taken from his father’s home in the hamlet of Brule, about 315 kilometres west of Edmonton.

RCMP says the 41-year-old father had a rifle with him when he left his house with the boy.

Friday afternoon, RCMP say the home had been cleared but the vehicle was found back at the same location.

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They later said the man had surrendered to officers.

Police said the man had left the house with the boy after an argument with the mother.