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An Ontario Amber Alert For A 3-Year-Old Girl Is Now Over & She Was Located Safely

Plans are being made to bring her back home.

An Ontario Amber Alert For A 3-Year-Old Girl Is Now Over & She Was Located Safely
BarriePolice | Twitter
Toronto Associate Editor

An Amber Alert that was issued for a girl in Barrie is now officially over.

The Ontario Amber Alert was cancelled Wednesday morning and 3-year-old Arabella Vienneau has been found safe.

Barrie police shared that she was "located in good health" in Toronto by local police, and plans are being made to bring her back home.

Arabella was last seen at her home on Tunbridge Road in Barrie by a family friend at 5:30 p.m. on February 8.

Barrie police were asking Ontarians for help in finding her and were concerned for her safety and well-being.

In a tweet, police said Arabella was likely wearing red pants, a grey T-shirt, and is usually wearing a navy blue bomber jacket.

"Police do not believe that she has been abducted but may have been dropped off somewhere before a community-based organization attended to her home," a spokesperson for the Barrie Police Service told Narcity.

No suspect was identified.

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    • Toronto Associate EditorAlex Arsenych (she/her) was a Calgary-based Associate Editor at Narcity Canada, covering everything from what's trending across the country to what's happening near you. On top of her Bachelor of Journalism, Alex graduated with a history degree from the University of Toronto. She's passionate about past and present events and how they shape our world. Alex has been published at Now Magazine, Much, MTV, and MTV Canada.