Police in Florida have determined that a 17-year-old boy who alleged he was shot and kidnapped by Hispanic men last week was ...

Sheriff Billy Woods took to Facebook to give an update on the teen who was the subject of an Ambert Alert late last week.

A Florida teen staged a false abduction scare, triggering widespread searches; authorities reveal a lie, raising concerns over emergency-resource deployment.

The Marion County sheriff said Caden Speight's parents have refused to allow detectives to speak with him to help authorities ...

A Florida teen feared to have been kidnapped by “four Hispanic men” last week actually faked his own abduction — and even ...

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday that a statewide Amber Alert issued last week for 17-year-old Caden Speight was likely a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

An Amber Alert has put a Central Florida teen in the wrong kind of spotlight. On Monday, Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods provided an update on the case of a “missing” 17-year-old named Caden Speight ...

In an update, the sheriff described how investigators conducted their search, despite getting "false information" from the ...

The teen's parents are currently refusing to allow detectives to question him, which has raised further questions about the ...

Statement from Marion County Sheriff Woods. I know many of you have been deeply invested into this case of Caden Speight. When you heard the initial, alarming information that was being given to us, ...

O CALA, Fla. (WCJB) - Marion County Sheriff’s Office officials are calling the disappearance of Caden Speight, 17, last week a “hoax” in response to questions from TV20. A Florida Amber Alert was ...

AMBER stands for "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response" and is used to help find abducted children. It's named ...