Amber Alert issued for 3 children kidnapped from Virginia bus stop

Category: Crime

Virginia State Police issued an Amber Alert for three children kidnapped by their estranged biological mother, Shanice Chante Davison, who may be heading to Alabama. The children were last seen at a bus stop in Fishersville, Virginia. Authorities are actively investigating and seeking information from the public.

Keywords: Amber Alert, Kidnapping, Virginia State Police

Source: NBC4 Washington

Update At: 12/6/2024

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