An AMBER ALERT has been activated for a confirmed child abduction that occurred at 940 West Irving Park Road in Bensenville at about 12:34 a.m. Thursday.
UPDATE [6:47 AM THURSDAY JAN 10 2013] REGARDING AMBER ALERT FROM BENSENVILLE: CHILD AND VEHICLE LOCATED WITH CHILD SAFE AND HEALTHY, ACCORDING TO BENSENVILLE POLICE.
UPDATE: DANIEL OZUNA IS NO LONGER LISTED AS A SUSPECT, BUT A SUSPECT IS STILL LISTED AS A MALE/HISPANIC DRIVING A BLACK BUICK RENDEVOUS.
Bensenville Police say the mother was in the parking lot of an apartment building on Irving Park Road talking to a friend while she had left her car running. She walked into the foyer of the building with Kimberly still in the vehicle. The offender exited the apartment building and jumped into her Buick Rendevous. Police do not believe the offender intended to take the child nor do they believe the offender has any relationship to the child.
The offender was initially described as Daniel Ozuna, a male/Hispanic, age 27, 5’6″ 190 LBS with black hair, brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a red sweater. The case also involves a stolen auto, as the suspect was seen taking a black 2003 Buick 4-door with Illinois license L54 8500. The vehicle is believed to be a black 2003 Buick Rendevous.
Kimberly Delgado (family photo).
Victim
The victim is reported to be Kimberly Delgado, a female/white, 18-months-old, with black hair, brown eyes, wearing a pink and black hat, a pink and brown jacket, black pants and pink shoes.
Age now: 18 months
Sex: Female
Skin: White
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Height: 2’0
Weight: 25
Description: Last seen wearing a pink and black hat, pink and brown jacket, black pants and pink shoes
Suspect
Daniel Ozuna
Age now: 27
Sex: Male
Skin: Hispanic
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Height: 5’6
Weight: 190
Description: Last seen wearing a red sweater
File photo of a 2004-2007 black Buick Rendevous (similar to 2003 model).
What is an AMBER alert?
An AMBER Alert is a rapid notification system to alert the public and solicit their assistance when a child has been abducted and is facing grave danger. The U.S. Department of Justice recommends the following criteria for issuing an AMBER Alert: 1) There is reasonable belief by law enforcement an abduction has occurred; 2) The abduction is of a child age 17 years or younger; 3) The law-enforcement agency believes the child is in imminent danger of serious bodily injury or death; 4) There is enough descriptive information about the victim and abduction for law enforcement to issue an AMBER Alert to assist in the recovery of the child. Source: missingkids.com
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