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A condo on Bruyeres Mews in Toronto where a Sudbury toddler who was the subject of an Amber Alert was found safe on Tuesday, May 14, 2019. (Jack Boland/Toronto Sun)
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A three-year-old boy who was the subject of an Amber Alert issued by police in Sudbury early Tuesday has been found safe in Toronto.
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The toddler, who was last seen Monday on a bus from Sudbury to Toronto, was found at a Bruyeres Muse condo in the Fort York Blvd. and Lake Shore area of Toronto about three hours after the alert was issued, Toronto Police said.
Sudbury Police said the boy was found after a call was received to their tip line.
Update: Woman and Child have been located in the Fort York Blvd and Lake Shore Ave W area. Both are safe. Thank you for all of your concern and assistance.@SudburyPolice ^adc
— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) May 14, 2019
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Police had alleged he was abducted by his 25-year-old mother.
Toronto Police said both the boy and the woman were “safe” and Sudbury cops described them as “in good health.”
There was no immediate word on if charges would be laid.
Sudbury Police said the boy had been dropped off by his guardian at a mall with his mom around noon on Monday. The guardian contacted police around midnight when the tot had not been returned.
An Ontario Northland employee told police at 3 a.m. that the pair had boarded a bus destined to arrive in Toronto at 6:50 p.m. Monday. The Amber Alert was issued at around 5 a.m.
Calls to 911 prompted Toronto Police to issue a tweet around 7 a.m. asking people to cease calling 911 to complain about being woken up by the alert.
Once again our Communications Centre has been receiving a number of calls from citizens using it as a platform to complain about being awaken by the Amber Alert. REMINDER: 9-1-1 is for EMERGENCIES ONLY. Please help us to keep our phone lines free for real emergencies. Thanks^adc
— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) May 14, 2019
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Mayor John Tory also took to Twitter to urge people to use 911 only for emergencies.
9-1-1 is not a complaint line. Please only call 9-1-1 for emergencies. Being woken up by an Amber Alert is not an emergency. https://t.co/qHRtdpt354
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