UPDATE: Amber Alert canceled, missing child located
Oct 6, 2020, 3:07 PM | Updated: 5:03 pm
Photo courtesy of the Summit County Sheriff's Office. When the Amber Alert was issued, Investigators were actively searching for this vehicle. The child has since been located. Photo credit: Summit County Sheriff's Office.
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SUMMIT COUNTY — The Summit County Sheriff’s office has canceled an Amber Alert it issued Tuesday afternoon for a missing 6-year-old girl.
In a tweet, Summit County officials said that the child, Chanzi, had been located in Taylorsville and that her estranged father was in police custody.
NEW – Chanzi has been located in Taylorsville and the father is in custody. More details to follow. https://t.co/VzR7p4QLik
— Sheriff Justin (@SummitCountySO) October 6, 2020
Earlier Tuesday afternoon, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office issued an Amber Alert for Chanzi Delgado, and said that investigators believed her non-custodial father kidnapped her.
Deputies said Mark Anthony Delgado, the girl’s father, brought her and her mother from South Dakota to a residence in Park City “to reconcile their relationship,” according to a release. Investigators say Delgado left with the little girl in a borrowed vehicle Tuesday morning, Oct. 6, to “run errands,” and never returned.
We have issued an #AmberAlert for missing 6 year old female, Chanzi Delgado. The suspect vehicle is a black 2007 GMC Yukon XL. The suspect was planning to travel to Los Angeles, CA. Utah license plate 8G4PP. https://t.co/OD89TM2Ojn
— Sheriff Justin (@SummitCountySO) October 6, 2020
Deputies said they had reason to believe Chanzi was in danger. According to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, the missing child’s grandmother has custody of her and has for more than a year.
