Missing Quebec toddler found alive in St. Albert, Ontario after drone spots her
Police confirmed that Claire was consistent and can talk to them. Food and water were given at the scene before it was taken for medical observation.
Claire disappeared from his home in Lasalle district of Montreal on Sunday, June 15th. His 34 -year -old mother Rachel – Todd reported that Coteau – du – Lac was missing from Quebec later.
Todd was arrested and then went to court through the video conference in Salaberry – Valleyfield. Facing the accusation of a child’s illegal abandonment. On Friday, June 20, a bail hearing is planned.
CTV News confirmed recovery as “Claire Bell found alive”. Leading François Legault and Quebec Public Security Minister François Bonnardel sought help and gratitude to Sûreté du Québec (SQ) and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) (OPP).
St – Albert, Ontario and local residents in nearby Casselman reported the views of Claire after the Sunday afternoon and made a drone search. The inspectors believed that the people’s reports were critical to find him. Authorities are also not clear about how the family’s small Chihuahua died near the highway 20 and how the disappearance of the authorities took place. Details about the ongoing investigation, including the mother’s mental health and Claire to the provincial lines, are reviewed as the police continue to bring the child’s path together.
