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Alberta boy escapes alleged abductor's car in 'catch a predator scheme' police call 'amazingly dangerous'

20 August 2025
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Alberta boy escapes alleged abductor's car in 'catch a predator scheme' police call 'amazingly dangerous'
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Alberta RCMP Report on Child Abduction

A 12-year-old boy escaped from an alleged abductor during a meeting arranged by him and other children through a “catch a predator scheme” on Snapchat. The RCMP, represented by Cpl. Gina Slaney, strongly advises against such vigilante actions due to the associated dangers.

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