Crime & Safety
AMBER Alert Issued For NYC Teen Feared Abducted By Brother
The life of a 15-year-old boy may be in danger after he was abducted by his older brother Wednesday morning, police said.
NEW YORK CITY — Police fear for the life of a teenaged boy they say was abducted by his brother in Queens early Wednesday morning.
Mohsin Ali, 28, drove off with his little brother Ahsan Ali, 15, in a white Toyota Sienna last seen near 46th Avenue about 4:30 a.m., according to NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan.
#AMBERalert: The NYPD is investigating a child abduction that occurred near 46th Avenue, in Queens at 4:30AM on 6/24. A 28-year-old man fled in a white Toyota Sienna with NY plate JJX 5315 with his 15-year-old brother who he threatened to harm. pic.twitter.com/aMduOZ68ed
— Chief Terence Monahan (@NYPDChiefofDept) June 24, 2020
An AMBER alert has since gone out asking New Yorkers to keep their eyes peeled for the brothers and the car, with New York license plate number JJX 5315.
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Ahsan has brown eyes and hair, stands about 5-foot-6, weighs approximately 120 pounds and was last seen wearing jeans and a t-shirt, according to the alert.
His older brother stands 5-foot-9 and has tattoos and many recent cuts on both arms, the alert says.
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