AL AL - Charlie, 6 & Brodie Diaz, 7, Emergency Missing Child Alert, last seen 4pm near Business Park Dr, Prattville, 22 Nov 2025

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EMERGENCY MISSING CHILDREN ALERT

Charlie Cash Diaz, age 6, and Brodie Blake Diaz, age 7, are missing from Prattville, Alabama. They were last seen on November 22, 2025, around 4:00 pm near Business Park Drive in Prattville.

An Emergency Missing Child Alert has been issued for both boys.

Charlie is 3’9” tall and weighs 42 lbs. He has brown hair and blue eyes.
Brodie is 4’1” tall and weighs 88 lbs. He also has brown hair and blue eyes.

If you have seen Charlie or Brodie or know where they may be, please contact the Autauga County Sheriff’s Office at 334-361-2500 or call 911.

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Case Number: 18071125

Authorities cancel missing child alert for Prattville brothers

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has cancelled an Emergency Missing Child Alert for two Prattville brothers.

www.wsfa.com

(IMO, if LE wants the public to help locate them, they should give more details. The information that is being withheld is important.)

 

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Authorities cancel missing child alert for Prattville brothers

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has cancelled an Emergency Missing Child Alert for two Prattville brothers.

www.wsfa.com

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has cancelled an Emergency Missing Child Alert for two Prattville brothers.

The children had last been seen on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, near Business Park Drive in Prattville, authorities said.

ALEA and the Autauga County Sheriff’s Office first issued the alert on Friday, Nov. 28. It was cancelled on Sunday, Nov. 30. around 9:45 p.m.

No additional details have been released.