An AMBER Alert issued for two missing children from Manor has been canceled. The alert was discontinued after the children were located. Both children were found to be safe, according to reports.
Further information about the incident can be found through FOX 7 Austin, the source of this update, for those seeking more details about the cancellation of the AMBER Alert and the recovery of the missing children.
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An AMBER Alert for two missing Manor children has been canceled. Both children were found safe.
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