It has been five years since President Trump overhauled our nation’s AMBER alert system. In 2019, a series of new rules greenlit by the Trump administration brought crucial upgrades to wireless emergency alerts, including a groundbreaking feature that allows the alerts to include embedded links. In February this year, those upgrades saved the life of 4-year-old Justin Chan, who was abducted from Long Beach, California on February 13th. “I clicked the link in my AMBER alert and we drove to my assigned zone on US.Watch before spotting the vehicle,” said Raegan Dunn, a 20-year-old Los Angeles resident who called 911 after finding Chan. "We were just doing the right thing," she told Ryan Seacrest in an interview . Dunn [right] and her friend Yenny Lu pose for a photo after using US.Watch to reunite Chan with his family. Photo courtesy of Michael Lozano of the Long Beach Post. The girls’ heroic actions to save Chan are part of a growing trend driven by US.Watch, a platform for...
Two friends Yenni Lu & Reagan Dunn got an AMBER Alert on their phone for an abducted boy in Long Beach, California last week and became local heroes after helping save the little boy. The women jumped into action on the the US.Watch platform to drive around looking for the child after receiving the alert. Soon enough, they spotted the stolen car with the boy inside and called 911. The two pals shared with Ryan Seacrest they were just doing the right thing. Listen back to the incredible story below: More at US.Watch >>