An AMBER Alert is currently in effect for a missing child. The missing boy is 11 months old and was last seen in northwest Harris County. The Harris County Sheriff's Office is handling the case and has issued the alert.
Details about the disappearance are limited, but the sheriff's office is the source for further information. For those seeking more details about the missing 11-month-old boy, the Harris County Sheriff's Office is the point of contact for updates and additional information.
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