Dashcam Video Shows Missouri Police Rescue of 6-Week Old Infant
The Missouri State Highway Patrol have just shared dramatic video of a rescue of a six-week-old infant who was abducted and featured in an Amber Alert.
At 11:58am on November 10, 2026, the Lebanon, Missouri Police Department contacted the Missouri State Highway Patrol to request an Amber Alert for an abducted six-week-old infant. Within 17 minutes, the patrol had a vehicle pulled over along Highway 54. Here's the dashcam of the infant's rescue.
A press release from the Lebanon Police Department says the vehicle was located so quickly due to Flock camera technology. Lebanon’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology located the vehicle and its direction and speed of travel to pinpoint where troopers could intercept it.
“Technology like this doesn’t replace good police work — it speeds it up,” said Lebanon Police Chief Jerry Harrison. “In a case like this, speed is everything.”
The good news is the infant is now reportedly safe and unharmed. You can see more details about this infant rescue at the Lebanon Police Department's website.
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