AMBER Alert Issued for Two Abducted Sisters in Texas
An AMBER Alert has been issued across Texas for two abducted sisters, aged 10 and 13, who were last seen in San Antonio and are considered to be in immediate danger.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 1, 2026 —
An AMBER Alert has been issued statewide across Texas for two young sisters who have been abducted. The alert was activated for a 10-year-old and a 13-year-old girl. The sisters were last seen in San Antonio.
Authorities consider the children to be in immediate danger. Further details regarding the circumstances of the abduction, including the identities of the suspects or any vehicle information, were not immediately available.
The AMBER Alert system is a critical tool used by law enforcement to disseminate urgent information to the public in cases of child abduction. The activation of the alert signifies the severity of the situation and the belief that the children may be at significant risk.
Residents across Texas are urged to be vigilant and report any information that could assist in locating the missing sisters. Law enforcement agencies are actively investigating the case and coordinating efforts to ensure the safe return of the children.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has not released further information regarding the timeline of the abduction or specific descriptions of the children at this time. The public is advised to monitor official law enforcement channels for any updates.
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