The girl was allegedly abducted by a 20-year-old man in Magna who was not connected to her.
(Utah Department of Public Safety) David Lopez, left, 20, is suspected of kidnapping Areli Arroyo Osuna, right, 14, in Magna on Monday, according to an amber alert issued Tuesday, March 22, 2022. The alarm said Areli’s life was in danger.
| March 22, 2022, 16:56
| Updated: 17:50
A 14-year-old man was abducted on Monday in Magna and police say his life was in danger, according to an amber alert issued Tuesday morning.
United police sent the alarm just before 10:30 p.m. Police spokeswoman Melody Culter said the two apparently met on social media; Investigators believe Lopez traveled from Texas to Utah to pick up Areli.
Police initially reported around 6:40 p.m. Monday that Osuna, who they referred to as Areli Esmeralda Arroyo Asuna, had fled. At the time, the department said Areli was last seen coming in a black Nissan Altima and could go to Texas.
The Amber Alert, released on Tuesday, described her disappearance as “abduction.” She reiterated that she was in a black Nissan Altima in Texas, adding that the suspect could take her to Mexico as well.
“Child’s life in danger!”, According to the alarm.
The suspect, who also goes by the name Amilsar Vasquez, is not connected to Areli, according to the alarm. Cutler said he comes from Texas, but investigators are not sure. They are still trying to determine his real name from his alias. The abduction is expected to take place on Monday around 9:50 p.m.
(Unified Police Department) Areli Arroyo Osuna, 14, stands next to David Lopez, 20, on Monday, March 21, 2022. Police issued an Amber alert on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, saying Lopez kidnapped Osuna has been in danger in her life.
Areli is 4-foot-7 and weighs about 90 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes, the alarm said.
She was last seen wearing denim pants, a denim jacket, white Nike shoes and a black shirt, according to the alarm. She was carrying a large white bag.
Those with information about Areli’s disappearance or current position can call 911 or contact the Unified Police Department at 385-468-9858.
In Utah, amber alarms are issued to children 17 and younger if the prosecution believes a child has been abducted and if the prosecution believes the child is “at imminent danger of serious bodily injury or death,” according to a website with more information about Tuesday. alert.
– This story is being developed and will be updated.
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