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01/14/2026

Amber Hagerman leaves behind an enduring legacy — one that has helped save lives. Thirty years ago, Amber was abducted and murdered. Today, AMBER Alerts play a critical role in informing the public about serious child abductions to generate tips and leads for law enforcement to locate and bring missing children home.

Read more about Amber’s legacy and how the AMBER Alert has saved lives in the latest issue of the AMBER Advocate (from the U.S. Department of Justice), here: https://amberadvocate.org/issue/issue-65/.

01/13/2026

***1/13/2026 UPDATE: Thanks for all your help, the child has been safely located.***

****Missing Child****

Oklahoma City Police are asking the public to be on the lookout for 11-year-old Alyssa Myrick. The juvenile walked away from her family home near NW 34th St. and N. May Ave. while walking the pictured family dog.

Alyssa is 4’11” and 64 pounds. She was last seen wearing a pink or purple top, white tights and dark shoes and is vulnerable due to her communication needs. If you see her, you are asked to call 911 immediately.

Case number 26-2868

01/13/2026

🚨🚨 LOCATED SAFE 🚨🚨

⚠️- Update- Alyssa and her dog Sandy Girl have been found safe. Thank you to everyone who came out and searched and to all of those folks that shared her flyer. A special thank you to the Oklahoma City Police Department for their hard work on this case. You are all so appreciated.

01/11/2026

UPDATE: RJ was located safe this afternoon. The OSBI appreciates all our local law enforcement partners and search groups who assisted us throughout the week. We will provide updates when they become available.

As the search for 12-year-old RJ Davis continues, the OSBI is now offering a $5,000 reward for anyone who can confirm RJ’s location, leading to his safe return.

RJ was last seen on January 2, 2026, near Fourth Street and Grand Avenue in Chickasha, Oklahoma.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the OSBI tip line at tips@osbi.ok.gov or 1-800-522-8017.

01/09/2026

01/07/2026

On January 7, 2026, the Chickasha Police Department requested the OSBI to investigate the suspicious disappearance of 12-year-old Ryan Davis Jr., who was reported missing on January 2. Davis was last seen at Fourth Street and Grand Avenue in Chickasha.

Anyone with information regarding Davis’ whereabouts is asked to contact the OSBI tip line at tips@osbi.ok.gov or 1-800-522-8017. You can also contact the Chickasha Police Department at 405-222-6050.

01/07/2026

Matthew McDonald
Last Contact March 7, 2023
Washington County, Pennsylvania

Matthew McDonald last had contact with his family on March 7th, 2023, in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Two days later, on March 9th, he reportedly finished work at a job site in California, PA, and was picked up by his girlfriend. She told authorities she drove him to the area of a job site at Howe Cemetery in Coal Center, PA, but said when she returned to get him, he was gone. Since that time, no one has seen or heard from Matthew. He was last seen wearing a black Mossy Oak hoodie with “Mossy Oak” written in camouflage lettering, a black or blue hat, black rimmed glasses, brown work boots, and brown carpenter style cargo pants.

It remains uncertain whether his disappearance was the result of foul play, an accident, or a voluntary act.

Age at Missing: 29
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 195
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown with red tint
Tattoos: Many, pictured below

Contact the California Borough Police Department or the Missing in America Anonymous Tip Line listed below.

Police Report Number 23-0652
California Borough Police Department
724-938-3233

Missing in America Tip Line
1-844-MIA-LOST
1-844-642-5678
Tips accepted 24/7 and anonymous

01/06/2026

🐾 K-9 Rico at Work

Behind every K-9 deployment is a trained handler, a highly skilled working dog, and a partnership built on trust, repetition, and communication.

During a recent traffic stop, a CCSO K-9 deputy assisted the Norman Police Department by conducting a free-air sniff around a vehicle.

K-9 Rico uses his specialized training to detect the odor of illegal narcotics, working alongside his handler to communicate trained alert behaviors. K-9 Rico is trained to detect odor, not objects — helping direct deputies to areas that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Without K-9 Rico’s trained detection, this situation may not have progressed any further. His alert provided critical information that could not be obtained through human observation alone.

Rico is more than a tool — he’s a partner. And every time he goes to work, he does so with focus, precision, and purpose in service to our community.

12/29/2025

Check those kits.

12/25/2025

12/24/2025

Registration is now open for the 2026 Working Dog Search & Rescue Summit

🗓️ April 7, 8, 9 - 2026
📍 Paducah, Kentucky

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