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Mike Wehner
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- Amber Alerts are supposed to be issued when a child is reported missing, giving individuals in the immediate area a heads up with details and identifying features in case the child is spotted.
- In Texas, a "test malfunction" has been blamed for the issuing of an Amber Alert for a pair of fictional characters that nobody would ever want to find.
- The alert, which was issued for Chucky, the murderous toy doll, and Glen, his fictional son.
When you get an Amber Alert on your phone or see one pop up on a local TV station it's a good idea to pay attention. The alerts, which are meant to make the public aware of a missing child and to help find that child in the shortest amount of time possible, have led to many positive outcomes since they were first introduced in the mid-1990s. However, a recent Amber Alert issued in Texas was both totally pointless and, if I'm being honest, kind of unsettling, and officials are now apologizing that it was ever sent.
The alert asked locals to be on the lookout for Chucky — yes, that Chucky, the killer toy doll made famous in the Child's Play horror movie franchise — and the fictional character's equally fictional son, Glen. It didn't go over well with pretty much anyone.
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Texas accidentally issued an Amber Alert for Chucky, the murderous toy doll originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 4 Feb 2021 at 20:22:31 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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