Monday marked the first time in California that officials notified the public of a statewide Amber Alert through their cellphones, a California Highway Patrol official said.
It differed from phone to phone, but sometime between late Monday and early Tuesday many mobile phones across Southern California received an Amber Alert related to two missing children in San Diego.
James Lee DiMaggio is suspected of killing Christina Anderson, 44, of Lakeside and kidnapping one or both of her children: Hannah Anderson, 16, and Ethan Anderson, 8.
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Christina Anderson's body was found Sunday night in the burning rubble of a house in the rural community of Boulevard in eastern San Diego County, authorities said.
The two children were likely abducted about 5 p.m. on Saturday, authorities said.
The use of alerts will expand to "warn us" of all kinds of government perceived dangers dangers and actions the government will want us to take. Eventually Ill just toss my cell (tracking device ) in the drink...Now do you understand the FREE Obama phone giveaway folks, this is not about free phones its about tracking you.
Oh and I would like to personally thank our great and benevolent protectors for saving us all from evil.
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