A sigh of relief for everyone in Kitsap County—an abducted 2-month-old baby has been found safe and sound. The dramatic story took a positive turn when the little one was dropped off at a gas station.
The people who left the baby there haven’t been identified yet, but the most important thing is that the child is now safe.
The situation started earlier in the day when the baby was reported missing, leading to an AMBER Alert being issued. These alerts are sent out in emergencies like this to get the public’s help as quickly as possible. Fortunately, the alert was canceled around 8 p.m. after the baby was found.
AMBER ALERT UPDATE
— Kitsap Sheriff (@KitsapCoSheriff) January 15, 2025
Austin Arbuckle has been found, and he is safe. Initial reports state he was dropped off at a gas station by people who have not been identified by KCSO Detectives yet.
The Amber Alert is cancelled.
The KCSO thanks all of you for your help.
It’s still unclear who the individuals were that left the baby at the gas station, and the authorities are working to gather more details. For now, though, this is a moment of relief and gratitude that the child is unharmed.
If you live in Kitsap County and saw anything unusual, the Sheriff’s Office would love to hear from you. Every little bit of information could help them piece together what happened and find the people involved.
Amber Alert CANCEL- Arbuckle – Bremerton/Kitsap County, WA pic.twitter.com/EjZuvD9XXF
— WSP Missing Person Alerts (@WSPMissingPers1) January 15, 2025
For now, the community can take comfort in knowing this little one is safe.
