MISSING ENDANGERED CHILDREN
LCPD CASE # 2011- 17814              Detective Sebero Torres
2 Children Taken by  Father
Two children who are believed to be in the  custody of their biological father and may already be in Mexico.
Las Cruces Police are asking for the  public’s help in locating Alvaro De Leon Sr. who was last seen Monday, Aug. 22,  when he picked up his six-year-old son from school. De Leon’s children, 6-year-old Alvaro Jr. and  2-year-old Alessandra, are believed to be with their father and may possibly be  headed to Coahuila,  Mexico.
Relatives of De Leon reported seeing Alvaro Sr. and the two  children in Juarez,  Mexico, on Monday  evening.
A parental custody arrangement had been  agreed upon requiring De Leon’s children to stay within Dona Ana County. De Leon reportedly  picked up his children from their mother Sunday morning and was to return them  on Tuesday afternoon. De Leon  picked up Alvaro Jr. from school on Monday afternoon and the three have not been  seen in Las  Cruces since then.
De Leon does not have his own vehicle but was driven  by someone else to Booker T. Washington elementary school in Las Cruces on Monday  afternoon where he picked up his son. The vehicle was a white car but no other  information is known about the vehicle or who was driving  it.
Alvaro De Leon Sr. is Hispanic and  described as being 5-feet-9-inches tall and weighing around 200 pounds. He has  short black hair with brown eyes. He has health issues that may contribute to  his inability to care for the children.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts  of Alvaro De Leon Sr. or his two children is asked to immediately call 911 or  their local law enforcement agency. Las Cruces Police are attempting to locate a  photo of Alvaro De Leon and will release it when one becomes  available.
Sgt.  Gabriela  Graham
Criminal  Investigations
Las Cruces Police  Department
Office (575) 528 - 4200 ext.  4285
Cell    (575) 202 -  4251
Fax    (575) 528 -  4115
GaGraham@las-cruces.org
 
 
 
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