By The Canadian Press

Amber Alert cancelled; Sask. girl found safe, receiving medical attention

Sep 17, 2018 | 7:24 AM

NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. –  RCMP say they have yet to identify any suspects in a car theft that led to an Amber Alert in Saskatchewan.

The alert was issued after police say six-year-old Emma O’Keeffe was left in the back of her parents’ running SUV and it was stolen from outside a strip mall in North Battleford Sunday night.

The child was found almost 14 hours later still inside the SUV, which had been left about two kilometres from where it had been taken and was noticed by some workers who called 911.

Cpl. Rob King says the child was checked out at hospital and then reunited with her family.

Emma is autistic, epileptic and non-verbal and her mother had said she needed medication to control her condition.

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King says the focus of the investigation remains on who was responsible for taking the vehicle and not why the child was left alone in a running car in the first place.