Amber Alert canceled for boys abducted from Zanesville gas station

Kale Clark, 1, and Iszak Shamblin, 3 were abducted by an unknown person at 5:17 p.m. Thursday when the unlocked vehicle they were in was taken from a gas station in Zanesville.

Kale Clark, 1, and Iszak Shamblin, 3 were abducted by an unknown person at 5:17 p.m. Thursday when the unlocked vehicle they were in was taken from a gas station in Zanesville.
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Updated March 24, 2023
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An Amber Alert that was issued for two boys abducted from Zanesville has been canceled after they were found safe.

Kale Clark, 1, and Iszak Shamblin, 3 were abducted by an unknown person at 5:17 p.m. Thursday when the unlocked SUV they were in was taken from 531 Main Street in Zanesville, according to a release.

The Amber Alert was issued at around 7 p.m., and was canceled a little over an hour later.

On social media, the Zanesville Police Department said that the boys were found safe.

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