SUMMER KNASEL- 3 yo and LOVELL KNASEL-4 yo Van Buren Co, TN

AMBER Alert issued for East Tennessee


VAN BUREN CO., TN (WRCB) - The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued an AMBER Alert for East Tennessee.

Three-year old Summer Knasel and four-year
old Lovell Knasel were abducted by their non-custodial parents,
32-year-old Jeremy Knasel and 24-year-old Ashley Norberg.

The children were taken from their custody
earlier this month after it was discovered Knasel and Norberg were
manufacturing methamphetamine in the house with the children present.

The parents are believed to be armed with a handgun.

The children were abducted at approximately midnight Tuesday.

Officials believe they are driving a 1993 black Nissan Maxima with Tennessee license plate 065 VKS.

If you have any information, please call the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND (824-3463).





http://www.wrcbtv.com/story/16988802/amber-alert-issued-from-van-buren-county

Amber Alert issued for two youngsters

An Amber Alert was issued at midnight by the Tennessee Bureau of
Investigation after the noncustodial parents of two children allegedly
took them from where they were staying in Van Buren County.

According to TBI info, Summer, 4, and Lovell Knasel, 3, were taken by Jeremy Knasel, 32, and Ashley Norberg, 24.

The couple is believed to be driving a black Nissan Maxima with Tennessee license tag 065VKS.

Amber
Alert info noted the children had been removed from the couple’s home
after it was discovered they were suspected of manufacturing
methamphetamine in the presence of the children.

The suspects are believed to be armed with a handgun and the children are believed to be in danger.

The alert was issued for Southeast Tennessee.

Jeremy Knasel is described as being a white male, 6 feet tall and weighing 210 pounds. He has black hair.

Norberg is described as being a 5-foot-10 white female weighing 200 pounds. She has brown hair.

The children were last seen wearing pajamas.

Anyone having information should contact the TBI at 1-800-TBIFIND, or local 911.

- Cleveland Police are investigating an alleged robbery at a local convenience store.

According
to a report filed by officer Jennifer McGuire, a clerk at the Stuart
Road location of Mr. Zip said several black males were inside the store
causing a disturbance.

One of the males took several cases of
beer and went to the counter, making threats and telling her to give him
the beer and some cigars, according to the report.

The man left the store without paying for the items, the report stated.

The
clerk was able to provide a description of the suspect and information
has been turned over to the Criminal Investigations Division of the
Cleveland Police Department.


Read more: Cleveland Daily Banner - Amber Alert issued for two youngsters

Authorities tell us three year old Summer Knasel, and her sister,
four year old Lovell Knasel were found safe in Maryland on Wednesday
evening.

The Van Buren County Sheriff's Office in
Tennessee issued an AMBER Alert after the children were were abducted by
their parents, 32-year old Jeremy Knasel and 24-year old Ashley
Norberg.

Police say the children were removed from their
custody last week after it was discovered that Knasel and Norberg were
manufacturing methamphetamine in the house with the children present.

Police say the pair took the children around midnight in Spencer, TN.

Police believed the couple may have been in
Lexington on Wednesday morning. Police got a hit on Jeremy Knasel's cell
phone around 11am. It showed he was near I-75 and Man o'War.
http://www.wkyt.com/wymt/home/headlines/Police_in_KY_on_the_lookout_for_TN_AMBER_Alert_suspects_139991153.html

Amber Alert kidnapping suspects to face charges in Kalispell

Updated: Feb 23, 2012 10:50 AM

KALISPELL- Two suspects in an Amber Alert kidnapping case will be transported back to Flathead County within a week.

Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry says that Edgard Le and Dennis Nelson will face charges in Flathead County.

Both Le and Nelson were charged last week with felony custodial interference charges in Flathead District Court.

Curry says that Le and Nelson allegedly drove to Kalispell from San Diego to pick up 12 year old Jasmine Walker, after Walker and Le developed an online relationship.

"We're in the process of bringing both the individuals back to the county, we have detectives going down in the next few days, to extradite them back, they both signed waivers of extradition to return here to both face charges. We're very pleased the individuals are returning here to Flathead County that we're going to get them to face charges here, it's a crime that occurred here, and I think it's important that we do charge them locally, and bring some justice to the family"

Sheriff Curry says that the pair may still face federal charges, but that process is lengthy, so they will face justice in Flathead County first.

http://www.kpax.com/news/amber-alert-kidnapping-suspects-to-face-charges-in-kalispell/