An Ontario Amber Alert Has Just Been Issued For A 9-Month Old Baby

They were last seen in the Ottawa area.
An Ontario Amber Alert Has Just Been Issued For A 9-Month Old Baby
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Police are asking residents to be on the lookout for a nine-month-old in their latest Ontario Amber Alert. 

Just after 3 p.m. on Friday, the alert was issued with a warning of reported child abduction in Ottawa. 

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The victim is said to be Magnolia Knox, a nine-month-old girl, who was reportedly abducted by 39-year-old Sherma Knox. 

The baby was last seen at around 12:08 in the area of Lebreton Street North and Booth Street. 

According to Ottawa police, the pair was last seen travelling on foot. 

The infant was wearing a floral dress with a pink onesie. The suspect was last seen in grey pants and a long dark parka. 

Anyone who has any information on the whereabouts of the two is asked to call 911 immediately. 

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