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FWIW, Amber Alerts have already begun to include domestic custody battles, and whether one considers bringing the general public into a domestic dispute is an o
by FilterSweep 10y ago
FWIW, Amber Alerts have already begun to include domestic custody battles, and whether one considers bringing the general public into a domestic dispute is an overreach or not, I guess is up to you.
In my area, until I turned them off, I received at least 2 alerts per week and the vast majority of these were domestic-related (as in, one true parent of the child had the child when they were not legally allotted to - and the other parent reported it).
- mikestew 10y agoFWIW, Amber Alerts have already begun to include domestic custody battles From my observation Amber Alerts have always been domestic squabbles. Before I turned them off on every device in the house, I don't recall a one that wasn't a divorce dispute. In other words, not a one was a reason to make every phone in the office make noise. In other other words, we collectively found out that all of these "abductions" wouldn't fit within the definition that most of us use for the word.