WI: Amber Alert cancelled for Ruby Lehmann, suspect in custody

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Source: wisn.com 9/13/25

Authorities have cancelled the Amber Alert for 6-year-old Ruby Lehmann on Sept. 13, just before 6 p.m.

Lehmann is safe, according to the Portage County Sheriff’s Office and the suspect, Jordan Coyle, is in custody.

The Amber Alert for Lehmann went out Thursday, after she went missing from her grandmother’s house in Almond, Wisconsin.

Officials in Portage County believed Ruby was with Jordan ______, 34. Jordan is a registered sex offender. Family told law enforcement he’s the girl’s uncle.

According to the Portage County Sheriff’s Office on Sept. 13, grid searches were being performed around 10 a.m. on Saturday by around 50 officers in southern Portage County. With help from the FBI and other state agencies, they were able to determine Jordan was still in Portage County and that he was hiding out somewhere in southern Portage County.

The assistant chief from the Plover Police Department, Brian Noel, was doing his search near a forest in the 

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I wish they would do away with Amber Alerts and Code Adam. They’re nothing but “memorial” laws that do absolutely nothing to promote or further rescue attempts. They only exist because of negligent parents that failed to be responsible parents.Their deaths were exploited and politicized just like Charlie Kirk’s is currently. America has a twisted fixation with deity and homage.

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I turned off my Amber Alerts because it’s a system I’ve Had it with.

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Interesting. It doesn’t seem relevant at all that the relative is a PFR. The only thing we can see from that is that the Registries did nothing useful, as usual.

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