⚠ NM AMBER ALERT ⚠  3-Year-Old Avyanna Gaco-Hernandez
Channel: Burden of Proof
Date: 15/03/2023

***UPDATE: FOUND SAFE
***AMBER ALERT***
Deming, NM - The Deming Police Department is asking the public for assistance in locating Avyanna Gaco-Hernandez, a 3-year-old female who is three foot five inches tall and weighs forty-five pounds. She has short brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black shirt and jean pants, and she was wrapped in a blanket with cartoon characters on it. 
She was abducted from her residence on the six hundred block of west Third Street in Deming by Jaime Gamboa and Adriana Rivas. 
Jamie Gamboa is a thirty-four-year-old male who is five foot five inches tall and weighs one hundred eighty pounds. He has brown eyes, black hair, and a goatee. He was last seen wearing a white muscle shirt, dark jean pants, and brown work boots. 
Adriana Rivas is a thirty-three-year-old female who is five foot six inches tall and weighs two hundred pounds. She has brown eyes and red hair.
Gamboa and Rivas are said to know Avyanna's mother. Police say the pair allegedly took Avyanna after a fight with the child's mother and then fled on foot.
Their direction of travel and destination are unknown to police at this time.
If you have any information on their whereabouts call 911 or the Deming Police Department at 575-546-0354
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