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  • 3 years ago
A man in his 30s is in custody and assisting police over the alleged abduction of a girl walking to school on the southern outskirts of Perth. The girl was seen being picked up in an unknown vehicle during the morning school run. The nine-year-old was found a short while later at a shopping centre in Port Kennedy, a few kilometres away. A staff member from a local supermarket says the schoolgirl had walked into the store's back entrance visibly upset and asked for help. Police say a parent saw the child getting into the vehicle felt something was wrong and immediately reported it to the school.

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00:00 The reasons that this was resolved as quickly as it was, a parent noticing that something
00:07 wasn't right, seeing a child get into a car when they were almost at school and reporting
00:16 it straight away, it was of utmost importance.
00:20 It's one of those things that I think parents need to have that hard conversation with their
00:23 children about the old stranger danger, not talking to anybody or going with anybody or
00:29 doing anything online.
00:33 That parent obviously was switched on enough to know what was happening and it wasn't right.
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