When police send out Amber Alerts, they recruit the public to be their eyes and ears. But in a recent case in Salt Lake City, there was an alert but no actual abduction. “It’s a question that we’ve asked ourselves, so as part of our ‘after action’ with this, we went back and looked to see how can we improve,” said Brent Weisberg, then-spokesperson for the Salt Lake City Police Department. For more stories follow @kslnews 📲 ✍️+🎤: Annie Knox and Daniella Rivera, KSL TV 📸: Salt Lake City Police Department