The search for 11-year-old Parker, who has been missing from Calgary for 10 days, continues despite the expiration of an Amber Alert issued last week.His family emphasized that the alert's expiration is a standard part of the system and does not indicate the search is slowing down.Police have closed parts of Nose Hill Park and are working with the community to locate Parker, who is neurodivergent and non-verbal.Over 500 tips have been received, and local real estate agents are assisting by checking vacant properties in Thorncliffe.Authorities noted Parker may lock doors himself, so residents are urged to check locked premises.
The provincial government granted an exemption for the Amber Alert due to unique circumstances, as Parker's disappearance does not meet standard criteria.The family has asked the public to remain engaged and continue supporting the search efforts.
Original title: Search for Parker continues in Calgary as Amber Alert expires
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