San Antonio, Texas – The AMBER Alert for 7-month-old Ozana Cisneros has been discontinued. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) ended the alert on July 15, citing a lack of a suspect vehicle description. The investigation remains active. Ozana was last seen on July 13 near her home on the city’s South Side. Her disappearance has sparked a nationwide search.
Friends and family held an emotional vigil at Concepcion Park. Dozens gathered to pray for her safe return. “She’s just a little baby,” one attendee told KSAT. The event, covered by News 4 San Antonio, highlighted community unity. Local organizations provided support. The vigil underscored the emotional toll on the South Side.
The AMBER Alert was issued by Texas DPS on July 14. It was discontinued within 24 hours. Fox San Antonio reported the alert’s end. Law enforcement criteria require specific vehicle details for an active alert. No such description was available. SAPD and Texas DPS continue to follow leads. They are reviewing surveillance footage. Interviews with persons of interest are ongoing. A custody dispute is a potential line of inquiry, per official statements.
National attention has grown. Social media campaigns are amplifying Ozana’s photo. Missing-child organizations are involved. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has shared case details. The public can help by contacting SAPD with tips. Sharing her image online remains critical. Local news alert sign-ups are recommended.
Child safety experts note that AMBER Alert discontinuation does not mean case closure. Former law enforcement officers confirm that investigations continue. The psychological impact on the family is severe. The community’s role in sustaining public awareness is vital. The case remains a priority for authorities.
The search for Ozana Cisneros is far from over. The family’s plea for information persists. Vigilance is required. Anyone with information should call SAPD at (210) 207-7273.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Why was the AMBER Alert for Ozana Cisneros discontinued?
- A: The Texas Department of Public Safety ended the alert on July 15 because investigators lacked a suspect vehicle description, which is required to keep an AMBER Alert active.
- Q: When was Ozana Cisneros last seen?
- A: Ozana was last seen on July 13 near her home on San Antonio’s South Side.
- Q: Is the investigation into Ozana’s disappearance still ongoing?
- A: Yes, the investigation remains active. SAPD and Texas DPS are reviewing surveillance footage, interviewing persons of interest, and exploring a potential custody dispute.
- Q: How can the public help find Ozana Cisneros?
- A: The public can contact SAPD with tips, share Ozana’s photo on social media, and sign up for local news alerts. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is also involved.
Extended Reading
Sources for this article include coverage from News 4 San Antonio, KSAT, and Fox San Antonio. Details on the vigil and alert discontinuation are drawn from these reports. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provides additional resources.