Calgary realtors join forces to help search for missing 11-year-old boy
The search for 11-year-old Parker, a missing Calgary boy who is the subject of an Amber Alert, is in its eighth day. Calgary realtors say they’re working with police to make sure all empty homes and their properties are being searched on a regular basis.“A lot of phone calls with the police. They’ve been asking questions, searching the property themselves, the owners of our vacant property that’s listed for sale, they’ve been coming daily to check, just to see inside, outside,” said Justine Poirier, a real estate agent with The Real Estate District.“I was here yesterday doing my part to see.
- ▪The search for 11-year-old Parker, a missing Calgary boy who is the subject of an Amber Alert, is in its eighth day.
- ▪Calgary realtors say they’re working with police to make sure all empty homes and their properties are being searched on a regular basis.“A lot of phone calls with the police.
- ▪They’ve been asking questions, searching the property themselves, the owners of our vacant property that’s listed for sale, they’ve been coming daily to check, just to see inside, outside,” said Justine Poirier, a real estate agent with The
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The search for 11-year-old Parker, a missing Calgary boy who is the subject of an Amber Alert, is in its eighth day. Calgary realtors say they’re working with police to make sure all empty homes and their properties are being searched on a regular basis.“A lot of phone calls with the police. They’ve been asking questions, searching the property themselves, the owners of our vacant property that’s listed for sale, they’ve been coming daily to check, just to see inside, outside,” said Justine Poirier, a real estate agent with The Real Estate District.“I was here yesterday doing my part to see. I’ve looked at every cabinet, opened up everything, the shed, the garage, just to — you never know, could he have popped in if someone went to look at the garage during a showing.
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